| Who will decide the constitution of the new Scotland? |
| Wednesday, 18 March 2009 14:54 |
| While Independence negotiations are underway, the Scottish Parliament will draft the text of a constitution for Scotland, opening this to public scrutiny and debate, and to final parliamentary decision. The constitution will take effect as fundamental law for Scotland as soon as an Independence settlement has been finally agreed and put into effect. It will subsequently be open to amendment or confirmation by democratic decision of the Scottish people, according to provisions made within the constitution. |
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