Sturegon calls on Johnson to allow second Scottish independence referendum

The transcript discusses a letter to Boris Johnson, emphasizing the government's duty to act reasonably. It details a conversation with the Prime Minister about Scotland's independence referendum, highlighting the inevitability of such a referendum and the political decisions surrounding it. The speaker expects the Prime Minister to engage seriously with the proposals and discusses the implications of political actions on Scotland's future.

What is the speaker's main expectation from the government regarding their actions?

• To ignore the proposals

• To support independence unconditionally

• To act quickly and decisively

• To behave in a considered and reasonable manner

During the conversation with Boris Johnson, what was his stance on the independence referendum?

• He had no opinion on the matter

• He opposed the referendum but agreed to engage with proposals

• He was indifferent to the referendum

• He supported the referendum

What does the speaker believe is widely known in Scotland regarding the independence referendum?

• It is unnecessary

• It is inevitable

• It will not happen

• It is a waste of time

How does the speaker describe the potential Tory response to the independence referendum?

• They will be confused about it

• They will either accept it reasonably or block it, making the speaker's job easier

• They will ignore it

• They will support it wholeheartedly

What historical event does the speaker reference when discussing the Tories' decision?

• The Scottish Parliament election

• The general election

• The 2014 independence referendum

• The Brexit referendum