Nicola Sturgeon Presser re2nd Scottish Referendum9

The transcript discusses Scotland's potential EU membership post-Brexit, emphasizing the need for timely negotiations. It highlights the SNP's commitment to EU membership and the importance of informed choice for Scotland's future. The discussion contrasts the implications of Brexit with the alternative of independence, stressing the need for control over Scotland's future.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding Scotland's EU membership post-Brexit?

• Scotland should not join the EU.

• The UK will negotiate on behalf of Scotland.

• Scotland will automatically become a member.

• Negotiations need to be timely.

What has been the SNP's longstanding policy regarding the European Union?

• To leave the EU.

• To remain a part of the EU.

• To negotiate a new deal with the EU.

• To join the EU only if the UK does.

Why does the speaker emphasize the need for informed choices?

• To avoid any decision regarding the EU.

• To ensure people understand the implications of Brexit and independence.

• To convince people to support Brexit.

• To delay the decision-making process.

What does the speaker suggest is the alternative to making an informed choice?

• Automatically joining the EU.

• Following the UK's decision.

• Having a hard Brexit imposed.

• Remaining neutral.

What is the speaker's view on the control of Scotland's future?

• Scotland should have control over its own future.

• The EU should decide for Scotland.

• It is not important who controls it.

• It should be decided by the UK.