Scottish Referendum: David Cameron's Speech outside Downing Street Pt 2

The transcript discusses the aftermath of a referendum, congratulating both the 'No' and 'Yes' campaigns. It emphasizes the opportunity to improve governance across the UK, promising further devolution for Scotland and fair settlements for all UK nations. The need for English governance reform is highlighted, with plans for English votes on English laws. The speaker calls for unity and civic engagement to build a better future for the UK.

What opportunity does the speaker highlight following the referendum?

• To expand the UK's international alliances

• To increase military spending

• To change the way the British people are governed

• To improve the UK's economic policies

Who is appointed to oversee the devolution process for Scotland?

• Nicola Sturgeon

• Lord Smith of Kelvin

• David Cameron

• William Hague

What does the speaker suggest is missing from the national discussion?

• The future of the monarchy

• The impact of global warming

• The voice of England

• The role of the European Union

What does the speaker hope to achieve through wider civic engagement?

• Better healthcare services

• Higher education standards

• Increased tourism

• Improved governance throughout the UK

How does the speaker describe the referendum's impact on politics?

• It has weakened political engagement

• It has electrified politics in Scotland

• It has caused political instability

• It has reduced voter turnout