Yousaf sets out ‘radical’ plans for independent Scotland’s written constitution

The video discusses radical proposals for constitutional change in the UK, highlighting the country's unique position of having an uncodified constitution with Westminster Parliament's sovereignty. It explores the potential consequences of this system, including the possibility of repealing devolution and the Human Rights Act. The video also touches on the idea of a written constitution for Scotland, contingent on its independence.

What makes the UK's constitutional framework unique compared to other modern democracies?

• It follows the European Union's constitutional model.

• It relies on the principle of Westminster Parliament's sovereignty.

• It has a codified constitution.

• It has no parliamentary sovereignty.

What is a potential consequence of the UK's reliance on Westminster sovereignty?

• The UK must follow EU constitutional laws.

• Devolution can be repealed with a simple majority vote.

• The Human Rights Act cannot be repealed.

• The UK cannot change its constitutional framework.

What significant legislative change is the UK government considering?

• Introducing a codified constitution.

• Repealing the Human Rights Act.

• Strengthening devolution laws.

• Joining the European Union.

Under what condition is a written constitution considered possible for Scotland?

• If the UK remains in the EU.

• If the Human Rights Act is repealed.

• If Westminster loses its sovereignty.

• If Scotland becomes independent.

What is one of the most significant achievements of the UK Parliament in the last 30 years?

• The repeal of devolution.

• The establishment of EU membership.

• The introduction of a codified constitution.

• The enactment of the Human Rights Act.