I must admit I didn't know that Scotland had done this. Not sure if it is just a vote taken but not yet implemented. It was mentioned in a newspaper article:
... doing away with the tampon tax had made a particular difference to reusable products which are pricier to begin with.
But Ms Coryton voiced surprise that England had not followed the lead of Scotland, which became the world’s first country to make period products free for everyone last November after a lengthy campaign.
“It is crazy we haven’t,” she reflects. “I think we will because Scotland does everything first. It is crazy not to. This scheme helps people in period poverty, helps to end period stigma, and helps to stop people get health complications, as a result of being forced to use tissues and socks.”
Research by charity Plan International found three in 10 girls in the UK have struggled to afford or access period products during the Covid-19 public health emergency – with over half of them having to resort to toilet paper instead of proper products. One in five said their periods have been more difficult to cope with due to not having enough toilet roll.
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/tampon-tax-period-products-b1867922.html