The Scottish Land Commission is a public body established by the Scottish Government in 2016. Its main purpose is to promote the sustainable use of land in Scotland, ensuring that land is managed in a way that benefits communities and the environment. The Commission works to address issues related to land ownership, access, and use, aiming to create a fairer land system. The Commission conducts research, engages with stakeholders, and provides recommendations to improve land policies. It also focuses on increasing transparency in land ownership and encouraging community involvement in land management. Through its efforts, the Commission seeks to enhance the relationship between people and land in Scotland.