64.This section allows a person to obtain compensation from Glasgow City Council where that person’s property is damaged as a result of enforcement action taken by—
	an enforcement officer,
	a person assisting an enforcement officer, or
	a constable accompanying an enforcement officer.
65.If damage is caused by a constable who is not accompanying an enforcement officer, the usual compensation arrangements for the police apply. These are in section 24 of the Police and Fire Reform (Scotland) Act 2012 (liability for unlawful conduct).
66.A person cannot obtain compensation for damage to their property if the damage relates to a Championship offence committed by that person (subsection (2)).
67.Subsection (3) of the Act introduces schedule 4, which contains further provision about compensation. Schedule 4 includes provision about—
	how to determine the compensation due,
	the deadlines for submitting a claim and the information to be included with a claim,
	what happens if Glasgow City Council needs more information to decide a claim,
	Glasgow City Council’s decision on a claim, including deadlines for making a decision and the information that must be included in a decision notice,
	how a claimant may request a review of Glasgow City Council’s decision and the deadlines within which the Council must review the decision, and
	how a claimant may appeal a decision on a review.
68.Under subsection (4), the Scottish Ministers have a regulation-making power to modify schedule 4, and make further provision in relation to compensation for enforcement action. These regulations are subject to the negative procedure (see section 37(4)) of the Act).
69.Glasgow City Council is able to recover the cost of enforcement from the person who committed the Championship offence (subsection (5)).
The Act Enforcement powers Section 29: Compensation and recovery of costs