See the table in Annex A for a summary of the position regarding territorial extent and application in the United Kingdom.
	There is a convention ("the Sewel Convention") that the UK Parliament will not normally legislate with regard to matters that are within the legislative competence of the Scottish Parliament, Senedd Cymru or the Northern Ireland Assembly without the consent of the legislature concerned. In relation to Scotland and Wales, this convention is enshrined in law (see section 28(8) of the Scotland Act 1998 and section 107(6) of the Government of Wales Act 2006) respectively.
	The following provisions in the Act involve the UK Parliament legislating for a matter that is within the legislative competence of a devolved legislature, and engage the Legislative Consent Motion process under the Sewel Convention:
Supply of trailer registration information (sections 33-36) will engage the LCM process in Northern Ireland.
Offences relating to things for use in serious crime (sections 52-54) will engage the LCM process in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Measures relating to the breach of an Interim Serious Crime Prevention Order in non-terrorism cases (section 56) will engage the LCM process in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Validation of fees charged in relation to qualifications (section 60) will engage the LCM process in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Territorial extent and application