Nick Clegg Speech at Scottish Chamber of Commerce

The transcript discusses the ongoing debate about Scotland's future, highlighting the delivery of further powers to Scotland within the UK. It critiques the SNP's stance on devolution and emphasizes the importance of involving businesses and stakeholders in shaping Scotland's future. The speaker presents a choice between remaining in the UK or pursuing independence, advocating for unity and collaboration. The conclusion urges a 'no' vote in the upcoming referendum, promoting a positive future together within the UK and Europe.

What is the main criticism of the SNP according to the speaker?

• They are too focused on international issues.

• They are not focusing on future opportunities.

• They are not engaging with businesses.

• They are supporting further devolution.

Who does the speaker believe should be involved in shaping Scotland's future?

• International organizations

• The general public only

• Only political leaders

• Businesses and other stakeholders

What choice does the speaker present regarding Scotland's future?

• Joining the European Union

• Becoming an independent country

• Remaining part of the UK or becoming independent

• Forming a new political party

What is the speaker's stance on the upcoming referendum?

• They are neutral and do not express a preference.

• They advocate for a 'no' vote to stay in the UK.

• They support a 'yes' vote for independence.

• They want to delay the referendum.

Why does the speaker believe staying in the UK is beneficial?

• It increases Scotland's autonomy.

• It reduces political conflicts.

• It strengthens ties with Europe and ensures a positive future.

• It allows for more international trade.