Stuergon calls on Johnson to allow second Scottish independence referendum

The speaker discusses sending a letter to Boris Johnson, emphasizing the government's duty to act reasonably. A conversation with the Prime Minister is recounted, highlighting his opposition to Scottish independence but his willingness to engage with proposals. The inevitability of a Scottish independence referendum is discussed, questioning whether the Tories will accept it or block it, which could strengthen the case for independence.

What is the speaker's expectation from the government regarding their actions?

• To act in a hasty manner

• To follow international trends

• To act reasonably and considerately

• To ignore public opinion

During the conversation with the Prime Minister, what stance did he reiterate?

• Neutrality on the issue

• Opposition to an independence referendum

• Support for a federal system

• Support for Scottish independence

What commitment did the Prime Minister make during the conversation?

• To ignore the proposals

• To hold a public debate

• To engage seriously with the proposals

• To support immediate independence

What does the speaker suggest is inevitable in Scotland?

• A financial crisis

• A change in leadership

• An independence referendum

• A new election

What decision does the speaker believe the Tories need to make?

• Whether to support a new economic policy

• Whether to accept or block the independence referendum

• Whether to change party leadership

• Whether to form a coalition government