Part 3: Unmanned aircraft Schedule 10: Fixed penalties for certain offences relating to unmanned aircraft Registration of fixed penalty: document sent to clerk in Scotland
Paragraph 10 provides for the registration of the fixed penalty document in Scotland.
	Paragraph 10(1) and (2) is self-explanatory.
	Paragraph 10(3) to (6) provides that when a registration document is received by the clerk of a court of summary jurisdiction, and the person it relates to resides in the area of the court, the clerk will register the penalty as a fine for enforcement by that court. If the person to whom it relates does not reside in that area, it will be sent to the appropriate person in the jurisdiction in which that person appears to reside. The title of that person varies between Scotland, England and Wales, and Northern Ireland.
	Paragraph 10(7) to (11) provides that if a registration document is not dealt with under -paragraph 10(3) to (6), the clerk who receives the registration document in relation to an offence committed in that area must register the penalty as a fine by enforcement of that court. If the person to whom it relates does not reside in that area, it will be sent to the appropriate person in the jurisdiction in which that person appears to reside.
	Paragraph 10(12) and (13) provides that, once a fixed penalty is registered as a fine, the recipient of the FPN must be given notice of the registration against them, and set out the information the notice must contain.
	Paragraph 10(14) provides that once the penalty is registered as a fine, it will have effect as a fine imposed by the court for the purposes of any enactment referring to such a fine. The date of registration will be considered as the date of conviction.
	Paragraph 10(15) provides that an enactment referred to in 10(14) includes those made by the Scottish Parliament.