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Campaign for a Scottish Olympic Team (C-ScOT) is a pressure group in Scotland, established in 2005, which aims to persuade politicians to establish a team to represent Scotland at the Olympic Games.
C-ScOT commissioned a question in the regular omnibus survey by Market Research UK which found that 78% of respondents answered yes to the question "Would you like to see Scotland send its own Olympic Team to London 2012?" Over 1000 adults, aged 16 or over, were interviewed between 12–18 August 2005 [1].
It claims that a Scottish National Olympic Committee could meet all the criteria set down by the Olympic Charter.
A number of non-sovereign nations send teams to the Olympics including Puerto Rico and Hong Kong, and Scotland is notable in having a number of national teams in other sporting arenas.
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