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Daily Record
National
Stuart Gillespie

Dumfries and Galloway holiday accommodation providers fear new legislation is “a sledgehammer to crack quite a small nut”

New legislation for self-catering providers has been branded “a sledgehammer to crack quite a small nut”.

There are fears the multi-million pound industry will be threatened by a licensing scheme aimed at tackling concerns surrounding rental platforms such as Airbnb.

Under the Scottish Government’s legislation, which has been voted through by MSPs, all “short-term let properties” will require a licence by the summer of 2024.

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