The Crofting Commission is a Scottish public body that works independently from the Scottish Government. It was created on 1 April 2012, under the Crofting Reform (Scotland) Act 2010.

The commission regulates and reorganises crofting, while also promoting its interests and keeping a close eye on all crofting matters.

Our vision

That crofts and crofting communities continue to enhance the social, cultural, economic and environmental fabric of the crofting areas.

Our purpose

To regulate the crofting system fairly, and to protect and strengthen it for future generations.

Our values

• Caring for crofting communities and the environment
• Positive teamwork
• Commitment to service quality and improvement
• Encouraging staff and commissioner development
• Being fair and impartial