SNP's Nicola Sturgeon has outlined her party's case for a second independence referendum

The transcript discusses the SNP's electoral victory in Scotland, which provides a mandate for a potential independence referendum. The speaker emphasizes the need to build a strong case for independence and acknowledges the work required to persuade a majority. The legal and democratic processes for holding a referendum are highlighted, with a call for the UK Government to negotiate the transfer of power to the Scottish Parliament. The speaker anticipates opposition from the UK Government but stresses the importance of Scotland's right to choose its future.

What was the outcome of the recent elections for the SNP in Scotland?

What does the Scottish Government believe about the right to choose?

What is the Scottish Government's stance on the legality of a referendum?

How does the Scottish Government plan to address the UK Government's opposition to independence?

What actions will the Scottish Parliament take regarding the case for independence?