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Scotland's Status as a nation |
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In recent days there has been much talk about whether Scotland and its people have the right to hold and run a referendum on the question of independence or otherwise. Neither the Westminster or the Holyrood governments appear to be fully aware of the full legal position under international law, which is superior to UK law.
In reality the decision has been made and is clear under international law.
The Scots and the Scottish government have the right under the Charter of the United Nations to hold a referendum without interference from the Westminster parliament.
The following three documents explain the full legal story, and we recommend that you read the Self-determination pdf first. |
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The SDA believe that any change to the current system is a decision which should be made by the people.
At present, the primary objective is for Scotland to regain Sovereignty - with the Monarch as a non-executive Head of State.
It will be for Scots, in the future, to decide whether to retain a Monarch or to change to an elected Head of State.
An article is under preparation. |
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Thoughts on getting to Independence |
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Read the latest publication on Independence.
Thoughts on getting to Independence - by J Sillars |
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Questions on Independence |
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Q. What would Independence mean for the people of Scotland?
Q. Can Scotland afford to be an independent state?
Q. What would be the status of the Scots living in England?
Read the following article for the answer to these and other relevant questions.
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Read the background story on a Scottish Constitution. |
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