Part 7: Implementation of international obligations Section 91: Treaty state suppliers: non-discrimination in Scotland
Subsection (1) confers on Ministers of the Crown or Scottish Ministers the power to make regulations to ensure that treaty suppliers are not discriminated against in carrying out devolved procurements.
	Subsection (2) limits the power in subsection (1) to only making provision which is equivalent to substantive provision elsewhere in Part 7 and Schedule 9. This includes specifying what it means for a supplier to be a treaty state supplier, and stipulating that a treaty state supplier cannot be discriminated against.
	Subsection (3) limits the power in subsection (1) so that it cannot be used unless it is necessary in order to ratify or comply with an international agreement, such as adding to or amending the list of international agreements in Scottish procurement legislation.
	Subsection (4) defines the term "signatory" used in subsection 3.
	Subsection (5) defines "devolved procurement" as procurement carried out by a devolved Scottish authority. That term is defined in section 2. Subsection (5) also ensures that the reference to discrimination in this section is defined in the same way as in section 90.
	Subsection (6) ensures that the power in subsection (1) can be used to amend primary legislation, including primary legislation that is yet to be made.