CLEAN : Sturgeon plans EU future for Scotland after Brexit:analyst

The transcript discusses the SNP's belief in their mandate for a referendum, comparing Scotland's situation to Northern Ireland's legislative rights. It explores potential actions by the Scottish Parliament and debates on government decision-making. Issues of political legitimacy and constitutional constraints are highlighted, along with Britain's status and European relations, particularly in the context of Article 50 and the European Economic Area.

What is the significance of the SNP's mandate in relation to asking for a second referendum?

How does the situation in Northern Ireland relate to the argument for a second referendum in Scotland?

What are the potential outcomes if the Scottish Parliament attempts to hold a referendum unilaterally?

What role does Westminster play in the process of passing legislation for a referendum in Scotland?

Discuss the implications of the British government's decision-making process on the Scottish referendum.