Reform Scotland

Established in 2008, Reform Scotland is the successor to think tank Policy Institute (1999–2008).

Devolution Plus is a system whereby the Scottish devolution settlement would be amended to see both the Scottish Parliament and Westminster parliament raising sufficient revenue in taxation to fund their own spending.

That submission was the basis of the foundation of the Devo Plus group, to promote the idea during the run up to a referendum on Scottish independence.

[4] In 2012 Reform Scotland won 'one to watch' at Prospect magazine's annual think tank awards in London as well as runner up in the economic and financial category.

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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon with Reform Scotland's director Chris Deerin in 2019