Nicola Sturgeon IV RE Government Blocking Second Referendum

The transcript discusses a proposal for a Scottish referendum on Brexit terms, emphasizing the democratic mandate and the Scottish Parliament's support. It criticizes the Conservative Party's opposition, highlighting their lack of mandate in Scotland and fear of the Scottish people's verdict. The proposed timetable aligns with the Prime Minister's Brexit timeline, advocating for Scotland's right to choose before it's too late. The conclusion urges the UK Government to respect the Scottish Parliament's decision if it votes for a referendum.

What is the speaker's main argument for proposing a referendum after Brexit terms are clear?

• To ensure Scotland has a choice before it's too late

• To avoid any political conflict

• To delay the decision indefinitely

• To align with the Conservative party's interests

Why does the speaker believe the Conservative party's actions are democratically unacceptable?

• They have a majority in the Scottish Parliament

• They are blocking Scotland's right to choose

• They are proposing a new timetable

• They are supporting the referendum

What does the speaker suggest about the Conservative party's fear?

• They fear the Scottish people's verdict

• They fear losing their majority in the UK

• They fear economic consequences

• They fear international backlash

According to the speaker, when will the terms of Brexit be known?

• In the autumn of next year

• In the spring of 2019

• In the winter of 2020

• In the summer of 2018

What does the speaker urge the UK Government to do if the Scottish Parliament votes for a referendum?

• Ignore the decision

• Respect the will of the Scottish Parliament

• Propose a new referendum

• Delay the decision