Nicola Sturgeon Calls for IndyRef2

The transcript discusses the impact of the Brexit vote, emphasizing the inevitability of change and the importance of informed choice. It highlights the significance of holding a referendum in Scotland to decide its future, especially when the terms of Brexit are clear. The speaker stresses that such a decision should not be made unilaterally by a single politician but should involve the Scottish people. The focus is on empowering the people to make a choice about their future, ensuring that it is a collective decision rather than one imposed by leadership.

What is the main reason for the inevitability of change discussed in the first section?

• The global economic crisis

• The European Union's policies

• The Brexit vote

• The Scottish independence movement

Why is it important to have a referendum in Scotland after the terms of Brexit are known?

• To ensure Scotland remains part of the UK

• To allow the Scottish people to choose the type of change they want

• To delay any decision-making process

• To follow the decisions made by the UK government

What is the key consideration for the speaker regarding the decision of a referendum?

• The views of the European Union

• The economic benefits for the UK

• The unilateral decision by the First Minister

• The potential damage to Scotland's economy and society

Who does the speaker believe should decide Scotland's future?

• The UK government

• The European Union

• The First Minister alone

• The people of Scotland

What does the speaker trust the people of Scotland to do?

• Make an informed choice about their future

• Follow the UK to a hard Brexit

• Rely on the First Minister's decision

• Delay the referendum indefinitely