Sturgeon expects independence vote in first half of parliamentary term

The transcript discusses the priority of addressing COVID-19 cases and the pro-independence majority in the Scottish Parliament. It emphasizes the democratic rights of the Scottish people to decide their future, including the timing of an independence referendum. The speaker criticizes Westminster politicians for potentially blocking Scottish democracy and highlights the absurdity of legal challenges against Scottish independence. The conclusion reiterates the importance of respecting the democratic wishes of the Scottish people.

What is the primary focus of the speaker before addressing the independence issue?

• Education reform

• Healthcare improvement

• Economic recovery

• COVID-19 cases

According to the speaker, who should decide the timing of an independence referendum?

• The United Nations

• The European Union

• The Scottish Parliament

• The UK Prime Minister

What does the speaker believe should happen when a party wins an election with specific promises?

• They should consult with other parties

• They should seek approval from Westminster

• They should deliver on those commitments

• They should hold another election

What does the speaker suggest Westminster might do if they refuse to transfer power for an independence referendum?

• Support the referendum

• Ignore the issue

• Legally challenge the Scottish Parliament

• Negotiate with the Scottish Government

What historical event does the speaker reference to support their argument for Scottish independence?

• The 1997 devolution referendum

• The Brexit vote

• The 2015 power transfer agreement

• The 2014 Scottish Referendum