SNP's Nicola Sturgeon has outlined her party's case for a second independence referendum

The transcript discusses the SNP's electoral victory in Scotland, which provides a mandate for a potential independence referendum. The speaker emphasizes the need to build a strong case for independence and acknowledges the work required to persuade a majority. The legal and democratic processes for holding a referendum are highlighted, with a call for the UK Government to negotiate the transfer of power to the Scottish Parliament. The speaker anticipates opposition from the UK Government but stresses the importance of Scotland's right to choose its future.

What was the main focus of the SNP's campaign in the recent elections?

• Opposition to another referendum

• Economic reforms

• Healthcare improvements

• Education policies

What does the SNP plan to update in the coming months?

• The case for remaining in the UK

• The case for Scotland becoming an independent nation

• The case for joining the European Union

• The case for economic reforms

What is the Scottish Government's stance on the legality of a referendum?

• It should be conducted without any legal framework

• It should be based on public opinion polls

• It must be legal and accepted as legitimate

• It should be decided by the UK Government

What is the Scottish Government calling on the UK Government to do?

• Agree to the transfer of power for a referendum

• Support Scotland's membership in the EU

• Negotiate a new trade deal

• Increase funding for Scottish projects

What will the Scottish Government do if the UK Government opposes the referendum?

• Seek support from other countries

• Hold an unofficial referendum

• Consider all reasonable options for self-determination

• Abandon the idea of independence