Scotland Must Must Consider Long-Term Consequences: Brown

The transcript discusses the No campaign's efforts in Scotland, emphasizing the importance of the vote for the Union. It highlights the increased political engagement among young people and the commitments made by major political parties to devolve more powers to the Scottish Parliament. Concerns about funding and parliamentary support are also addressed, with assurances of commitment from party leaders.

What was the impact of the recent polls on the No campaign's volunteer numbers?

• The number of volunteers doubled or trebled.

• The number of volunteers remained the same.

• The number of volunteers was unaffected by the polls.

• The number of volunteers decreased.

Why do some young people favor the No campaign according to the speaker?

• They are not interested in politics.

• They are influenced by their parents' political views.

• They are used to a world without boundaries and dislike isolation.

• They prefer a world with clear boundaries.

What recent commitment has the No campaign made regarding the Scottish Parliament?

• To maintain the status quo.

• To devolve further powers if a No vote is achieved.

• To reduce its powers significantly.

• To abolish the Scottish Parliament.

What historical event is mentioned as a reference point for devolution?

• The 1999 establishment of the Scottish Parliament.

• The 1979 referendum.

• The 2012 Scotland Act.

• The 2014 independence referendum.

What is the Barnett Formula Funding mentioned in the discussion?

• A permanent solution for financial independence.

• A formula that ensures Scotland receives more per capita government spending.

• A method to reduce Scotland's funding.

• A temporary measure for equal funding across the UK.