The following provisions of this Act bind the Crown—
Part 5 (work) binds the Crown as provided for by that Part.
The remainder of this Act applies to Crown acts as it applies to acts done by a private person.
For the purposes of subsection (3), an act is a Crown act if (and only if) it is done—
A statutory body or office is a body or office established by an enactment.
The provisions of Parts 2 to 4 of the Crown Proceedings Act 1947 apply to proceedings against the Crown under this Act as they apply to proceedings in England and Wales which, as a result of section 23 of that Act, are treated for the purposes of Part 2 of that Act as civil proceedings by or against the Crown.
The provisions of Part 5 of that Act apply to proceedings against the Crown under this Act as they apply to proceedings in Scotland which, as a result of that Part, are treated as civil proceedings by or against the Crown.
But the proviso to section 44 of that Act (removal of proceedings from the sheriff to the Court of Session) does not apply to proceedings under this Act.