Constitution is a reserved matter despite latest ‘wheeze’ from Sturgeon – Jack

The video covers the UK Government's message to rural communities at the Royal Highland Show, addressing concerns about Brexit and the Northern Ireland Protocol. It discusses the economic impacts on agriculture, the government's approach to Scottish independence, and the introduction of a new Bill of Rights focusing on freedom of speech.

What is the UK Government's stance on the agricultural sector amidst Brexit concerns?

• They are indifferent to the sector's challenges.

• They are fully supportive and aware of the sector's needs.

• They plan to increase taxes on agricultural products.

• They intend to reduce support for rural communities.

How does the UK Government plan to address the Northern Ireland Protocol?

• By increasing tariffs on all imports.

• By using green and red channels for different types of trade.

• By implementing a single channel for all exports.

• By ignoring the protocol entirely.

What is the UK Government's response to the Scottish Independence Prospectus papers?

• They are focusing on other priorities like inflation and the cost of living.

• They are actively engaging in constitutional discussions.

• They have agreed to all proposals in the papers.

• They are planning to hold a referendum immediately.

What is the UK Government's position on the Constitution and related matters?

• They have no clear stance on constitutional matters.

• They consider these matters reserved to the Westminster government.

• They plan to delegate these matters to local authorities.

• They believe these matters are reserved to the Scottish Government.

What is a key feature of the new Bill of Rights introduced by the UK Government?

• It focuses solely on economic policies.

• It gives primacy to freedom of speech.

• It limits freedom of speech.

• It abolishes the previous Bill of Rights.