File:Independence Referendum transfer of power demanded (49242535907).jpg
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First Minister: “Democracy must and will prevail.” The democratic case for Scotland having the ability to choose its own constitutional future is published today in a new document. The paper – entitled “Scotland’s Right to Choose: Putting Scotland’s Future in Scotland’s Hands” – lays out the detailed case for how and why the country should be able to have the choice of independence in a referendum. |
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| Source | Independence Referendum: transfer of power demanded |
| Author | Scottish Government |
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