Nicola Sturgeon Presser re2nd ScottishReferendum14

The video discusses the Scottish Parliament's manifesto regarding the right to hold another referendum. It clarifies that a new referendum can be held if there is a change in public opinion or circumstances, such as Scotland being taken out of the EU against its will. The manifesto, which received the largest share of the constituency vote in the history of devolution, provides a clear mandate for these actions.

What was the main point of the statement made in April last year regarding the referendum?

• It was about the historical significance of independence.

• It was about the economic benefits of independence.

• It stated that independence is the best future for the country.

• It focused on the cultural aspects of independence.

Under what conditions did the speaker say the Scottish Parliament could hold another referendum?

• If there is a change in public opinion or a material change in circumstances.

• If the UK government grants permission.

• If the economic situation improves significantly.

• If there is a unanimous decision by all political parties.

What does the speaker emphasize about the manifesto presented to the Scottish people?

• It was the least popular in history.

• It provided a clear mandate for the actions discussed.

• It was not related to the referendum.

• It was ambiguous and unclear.

What does the speaker say about the share of the constituency vote?

• It was an average share compared to previous years.

• It was not mentioned in the manifesto.

• It was the largest share of any party in the history of devolution.

• It was the smallest in history.

What is the speaker's stance on the manifesto's clarity?

• The manifesto is unequivocal and unambiguous.

• The manifesto is vague and open to interpretation.

• The manifesto is outdated and irrelevant.

• The manifesto is only partially clear.