Sturgeon Vows Legal Independence Referendum for Scotland

The transcript discusses the mandate for a Scottish independence referendum, emphasizing the need to persuade a majority for independence. It highlights the coalition formed around this principle and the right of the Scottish people to decide their future. The legal and democratic processes required for a legitimate referendum are outlined, along with a call for the UK Government to negotiate the transfer of power to the Scottish Parliament. The speaker anticipates opposition but stresses the importance of a reasonable and considered approach.

What is the speaker's stance on the outcome of an independence referendum?

• The speaker does not take it for granted.

• The speaker takes it for granted.

• The speaker assumes it will be successful.

• The speaker is indifferent to the outcome.

According to the speaker, what is the basis for the right to choose Scotland's future?

• A request from the European Union

• A solemn right of the Scottish people

• A demand from the SNP

• A demand from the First Minister

What does the speaker believe is necessary for a referendum to be accepted?

• It must be secret.

• It must be quick.

• It must be legal and legitimate.

• It must be popular.

What action does the speaker call for from the UK Government?

• To ignore the Scottish Parliament

• To negotiate and agree on the transfer of power

• To dissolve the Scottish Parliament

• To hold a secret ballot

How does the speaker intend to pursue the case for Scotland's right to choose?

• In a confrontational manner

• In a dismissive manner

• In a reasonable and considered manner

• In a secretive manner