Nicola Sturgeon Presser re2nd ScottishReferendum13

The First Minister discusses the potential outcomes of a referendum, emphasizing the importance of doing what is right for the country. The conversation shifts to Scotland's future in the EU, highlighting efforts to influence the UK's negotiating position. The First Minister expresses openness to discussions but notes the UK Government's lack of compromise. The dialogue underscores Scotland's desire for a differential arrangement and the EU's supportive stance towards Scotland's independence.

What is the First Minister's stance on resigning if the referendum is lost?

• She is not planning to lose the referendum.

• She will resign immediately.

• She will consider resigning after discussions.

• She has already decided to resign.

What has Scotland been focusing on in its discussions with the EU?

• Ignoring EU negotiations.

• Seeking a differential arrangement for Scotland.

• Leaving the EU entirely.

• Joining the EU without the UK's consent.

How does the First Minister describe the EU's attitude towards Scotland?

• Confused and undecided.

• Hostile and uncooperative.

• Warm and supportive.

• Indifferent and uninterested.

What is the First Minister's view on the UK Government's willingness to compromise?

• They are open to compromise.

• They are waiting for Scotland to compromise first.

• They have shown no interest in compromising.

• They have already compromised significantly.

What is the First Minister's approach to discussions with the UK Government?

• She demands immediate concessions before any discussion.

• She will only discuss after Article 50 is triggered.

• She is open to discussions despite the current stance.

• She has closed all doors to discussion.