Sturgeon's 3 Plans to Get Scottish Independence

The video discusses the complexities surrounding a second Scottish independence referendum. Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's First Minister, has proposed a plan with three potential routes: negotiation, legal action, and a de facto referendum via the ballot box. The legality of holding a referendum is complicated by the Scotland Act, which limits the Scottish Parliament's legislative competence. The video explores the challenges and potential outcomes of each route, emphasizing the political implications for both Scotland and the UK.

What role does the Supreme Court play in the context of Sturgeon's plan for a referendum?

What are the implications if the Supreme Court rules against the legislative competence of the Scottish Parliament regarding a referendum?

How does Sturgeon plan to use the next UK general election in relation to Scottish independence?