Sturgeon warns Westminster not to block independence push

The transcript discusses the potential for a legal challenge by the Westminster government against the Scottish Parliament's ability to act on the will of the Scottish people. It highlights the importance of respecting Scottish democracy and the historical context of power transfer agreements. The speaker argues that such a legal challenge would be a strong argument for Scottish independence.

What is the speaker's expectation from the UK Prime Minister regarding Scottish democracy?

• To respect and collaborate with the Scottish Government

• To impose new laws on Scotland

• To ignore Scottish demands

• To dissolve the Scottish Parliament

What historical event does the speaker refer to when discussing power transfer?

• The 2014 Scottish independence referendum

• The 2015 power transfer agreement

• The 2010 general election

• The 2007 Scottish Parliament election

What might the UK government do if they refuse to agree on power transfer?

• Support Scottish independence

• Ignore the Scottish Parliament

• Hold a new referendum

• Legally challenge the Scottish Parliament's ability

What does the speaker consider an outrageous action by the Westminster government?

• Imposing new taxes on Scotland

• Ignoring Scottish elections

• Going to court to overturn Scottish democracy

• Supporting Scottish independence

According to the speaker, what would be a strong argument for Scottish independence?

• Historical ties with Europe

• Economic benefits

• Legal challenges against Scottish democracy

• Cultural differences