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Originally posted by Zigenare View PostOk, as you're obviously looking for the full half-hour argument.
The Scottish Referendum Act of 2013 set a specific date in 2014 for the Scottish Referendum to occur. That event is over, done, dusted, accepted by all.
A new act would have to be in place for another referendum.
Do you see now how it works?
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Originally posted by Zigenare View PostOf course they can. Fill the correct forms in, go through the relevant processes, get the requisite agreements.
What do you think would happen if the vote went against leaving the UK again?
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostSo the SNP government can pass another Scottish referendum Act. They have the majority.
The UK government can at best delay approval. It will happen sooner or later unless the SNP are voted out.
What do you think would happen if the vote went against leaving the UK again?
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Originally posted by Zigenare View PostOk, as you're obviously looking for the full half-hour argument.
The Scottish Referendum Act of 2013 set a specific date in 2014 for the Scottish Referendum to occur. That event is over, done, dusted, accepted by all.
A new act would have to be in place for another referendum.
Do you see now how it works?
The UK government can at best delay approval. It will happen sooner or later unless the SNP are voted out.
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Originally posted by Zigenare View PostThe Scottish Referendum Act of 2013 set a specific date in 2014 for the Scottish Referendum to occur. That event is over, done, dusted, accepted by all.
I thought not
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Originally posted by AtW View PostSo you don't have citation of any law that would prohibit same question being put again on referendum.
Nice.
The Scottish Referendum Act of 2013 set a specific date in 2014 for the Scottish Referendum to occur. That event is over, done, dusted, accepted by all.
A new act would have to be in place for another referendum.
Do you see now how it works?
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If Boris gets his way and there's a no deal Brexit, Scottish independence is a no brainer. Who wants to be governed by a bunch of English nut jobs.
They might be able to delay it and prevaricate for a bit, but that will just make the result more resounding when it happens.
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