CLEAN : Scottish separatists SNP gather after electoral triumph

The transcript discusses the potential for a referendum in Scotland, emphasizing the need for public support and a majority in favor before proceeding. It highlights the SNP's stance on independence and the importance of policies that benefit the people of Scotland, rather than focusing solely on independence.

What is the speaker's hope regarding the timing of the referendum?

• That it happens after they graduate from university.

• That it takes place next year.

• That it occurs before they start university.

• That it is delayed indefinitely.

According to the speaker, what condition is necessary for holding a referendum?

• A unanimous decision by the government.

• A significant change in public opinion.

• A financial incentive from the EU.

• A request from the international community.

What is the speaker's stance on having another referendum?

• They believe it should be postponed indefinitely.

• They want it immediately regardless of the consequences.

• They support it only if it doesn't divide the country.

• They are against it under any circumstances.

Why does the speaker believe the SNP won the majority of votes in Scotland?

• Due to their policies serving the people of Scotland.

• Because of their focus on independence.

• Because of their international alliances.

• Due to their economic strategies.

What does the speaker imply is more important than independence in the SNP's agenda?

• Policies that benefit the people of Scotland.

• Military strength.

• Economic growth.

• International recognition.