Indeed. 2 more unanswered questions that came up tonight:
What passports will the Scots be entitled to? Duel nationality would mean all Scots would remain also UK and EU citizens. What would that imply? If not, how would it be determined who had what!
Given that the referendum by itself is not the legal act that would seperate the rUK and Scotland ( that is a seperate act of parliament which would also spell out the key terms) is there a situation by which Salmond finds out that he doesn't get currancy union, membership of the EU, membership of NATO, loses the financial services industry and decides that the terms of negotiation are not to Scotland's liking, perhaps with a Scottish national election on that basis of a don't do it basis?
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Date: 2014-09-17 10:27 pm (UTC)2 more unanswered questions that came up tonight:
What passports will the Scots be entitled to? Duel nationality would mean all Scots would remain also UK and EU citizens. What would that imply? If not, how would it be determined who had what!
Given that the referendum by itself is not the legal act that would seperate the rUK and Scotland ( that is a seperate act of parliament which would also spell out the key terms) is there a situation by which Salmond finds out that he doesn't get currancy union, membership of the EU, membership of NATO, loses the financial services industry and decides that the terms of negotiation are not to Scotland's liking, perhaps with a Scottish national election on that basis of a don't do it basis?