The Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2016 is a piece of legislation aimed at improving land ownership and management in Scotland. It seeks to enhance community rights, allowing local groups to buy land and manage it for the benefit of their communities. The Act also promotes transparency in land ownership, requiring landowners to register their interests and provide information about who owns and manages land. Additionally, the Act addresses issues related to land use and access, ensuring that people have the right to access land for recreational purposes. It encourages sustainable land management practices and aims to support rural development, benefiting both communities and the environment.