Nicola Sturgeon Presser re2nd ScottishReferendum12

The transcript discusses Scotland's potential independence, focusing on market freedom and border issues. It highlights the UK Government's stance on Brexit and the implications for Scotland and Ireland. The speaker emphasizes the need for informed decision-making and a positive debate about Scotland's future, contrasting it with the EU referendum process.

What does the First Minister suggest about Scotland's independence in relation to the single market?

• It will lead to a hard border.

• It will maintain freedom of movement.

• It will exclude Scotland from the single market.

• It will require a new currency.

According to the First Minister, what has the UK Government stated about Brexit and the Irish border?

• There will be no change in the Irish border.

• A hard border is inevitable.

• Brexit will lead to a hard border.

• The Irish border will be closed.

How does the First Minister view the UK Government's treatment of an independent Scotland compared to other countries?

• Scotland will be ignored.

• Scotland will be given special privileges.

• Scotland will be treated equally.

• Scotland will be treated unfairly.

What does the First Minister argue should be the approach to Scotland's future decision-making?

• A quick and decisive vote.

• A fact-free referendum.

• An informed and positive debate.

• A decision based on fear.

What does the First Minister want to avoid in the debate about Scotland's future?

• A positive debate.

• A focus on facts.

• A discussion on independence.

• A project fear campaign.