Correction, anniebach, the queen is not head of the Church in Scotland. The Church of Scotland is a non-conformist, presbyterian organisation.
www.churchofscotland.org.uk/about_us/general_assembly
"Meetings of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland are chaired by the Moderator of the General Assembly. He or she leads daily worship, keeps order, rules on points of order, and signs documents on behalf of the Assembly. The role is an honorary one, held for 12 months.
The correct title is Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, or Moderator of the General Assembly, and not 'Moderator of the Church of Scotland'.
The Moderator is not the head of the Church: the Church of Scotland holds that Jesus Christ is 'the King and Head of the Church', nor is the Moderator the leader of the Church of Scotland, or its spokesperson. When asked for an opinion on important issues, the Moderator is expected to have in mind the views of the General Assembly or the relevant Church council or committee."
The Episcopalian Church in Scotland is part of the Anglican Community, but not of the Church of England.