I’ve a short ‘analysis’ piece in Tuesday’s Scotsman about the constitutional implications of the UK Government’s proposal for a section 30 order empowering Holyrood to call an independence referendum. It’s available here.
My earlier piece about a section 30 order can be found HERE, and there’s a discussion about Canadian parallels of the ‘clarity’ issue HERE.
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