Angus Robertson Interview at SNP Conference

The transcript discusses Scotland's engagement with the referendum, highlighting the momentum of the Yes campaign. It emphasizes the widespread support across various communities and the importance of decision-making powers returning to Scotland. The comparison between the positive Yes message and the No campaign's negativity is explored, along with the momentum and future prospects for Scotland's independence.

What is the main focus of the 'Yes' campaign in the Scottish referendum?

• Reducing taxes for businesses

• Increasing trade with Europe

• Gaining independence for Scotland

• Improving relations with England

What is one of the benefits mentioned about being an independent country?

• Stronger ties with the United States

• Higher taxes for citizens

• Better decision-making in devolved areas

• Increased military power

What document did the Scottish Government publish to inform voters?

• A new constitution

• A White Paper

• A trade agreement

• A financial report

How does the 'Yes' campaign view the 'No' campaign's message?

• As supportive and cooperative

• As neutral and balanced

• As positive and encouraging

• As negative and fear-inducing

What is the anticipated outcome of the referendum according to the speaker?

• A victory for the 'No' campaign

• A close result with no clear winner

• A delay in the referendum decision

• A 'Yes' vote leading to independence