Scottish Referendum: David Cameron's Speech outside Downing Street Pt 1

The transcript discusses the unity of the United Kingdom following a referendum on Scottish independence. It highlights the importance of a balanced settlement for all UK nations and respects the democratic process that allowed the referendum. The definitive question of the referendum has settled the debate for a generation, reflecting the will of the Scottish people.

What sentiment did the speaker share with millions of people regarding the United Kingdom?

• Disappointment over the result

• Delight in keeping the UK together

• Indifference to the outcome

• Desire for independence

Why does the speaker believe it was right to have the debate?

• To avoid making a decision

• To block the referendum

• To respect the SNP's election promise

• To delay the decision

What does the speaker emphasize as a vital part of moving forward?

• A balanced settlement for all UK nations

• Ignoring the referendum result

• Revisiting the debate

• Focusing only on Scotland

What is the speaker's stance on the democratic process?

• It should be respected

• It should be delayed

• It should be ignored

• It should be manipulated

According to the speaker, how long is the debate settled for?

• Indefinitely

• A couple of years

• A generation or a lifetime

• A few months