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The Open Book exam is based on UK legislation. Is it ok to make reference to Scottish legislation, which has slight differences?

April 26, 2017based book exam legislation Ok Reference Scottish UK

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The Open Book exam is based on UK legislation. Is it ok to make reference to Scottish legislation, which has slight differences?

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The questions in the open book assessment are written to require candidates to refer or reference a specific piece of legislation in a specific country / region. Where this is not specified or required by the question, it is acceptable to make reference to Scottish legislation.