CLEAN : Sturgeon will consider all reasonable options to secure Scotland's right to self determination

The transcript discusses the call for the UK Government to transfer powers to the Scottish Parliament, allowing it to legislate for a referendum on independence. It highlights Scotland's opposition to the Tory government and the need for self-determination. The debate centers on whether Westminster or the Scottish people should decide Scotland's future. The Prime Minister is challenged to justify his stance on the UK's union and Scotland's democratic rights.

What is the main reason for Scotland's dissatisfaction with the current UK government?

• Economic policies

• Healthcare reforms

• Education policies

• Boris Johnson's leadership and Brexit

What is the speaker's primary request to the UK Government?

• To increase funding for Scotland

• To negotiate a new trade deal

• To reform the education system

• To transfer power for an independence referendum

What document is being published to support the call for a power transfer?

• A trade agreement proposal

• A new economic plan

• Draft legislation for an independence referendum

• A healthcare reform bill

What does the speaker challenge the Prime Minister to justify?

• The lack of healthcare reforms

• The denial of Scotland's right to self-determination

• The exclusion of Scotland from trade deals

• The economic policies of the UK

What is the speaker's stance on Scotland's electoral mandates?

• They should be respected and not overridden

• They are less important than UK-wide mandates

• They should be ignored

• They are irrelevant to the independence debate