Paragraph 5 provides that paragraph 1 does not reserve the use of the Scottish Seal.  “Scottish Seal” is defined in section 2(6).  It is the Seal which is currently used in connection with certain matters, such as appointments made under Royal Warrants (e.g. of judges and QCs) and grants of lands.  The Act provides that the First Minister is to be the Keeper of the Scottish Seal (section 45(7)) and that it is to be used in connection with proclamations by the Queen regarding certain elections (sections 2(5) and 3(2)) and the Royal Assent to Scottish Bills (section 28(3)).  The Scottish Parliament will be able to provide that it should have other uses.
TABLE OF RESERVED MATTERS Part I: General Reservations Detail of Provisions Paragraph 5: Scottish Seal