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Choosing Scotland's Future

Shaping Scotland's Future

After more than two years of the National Conversation, the Scottish Government has published a White Paper - Your Scotland, Your Voice - which sets out the options for Scotland's constitutional future and paves the way for a referendum bill.

Your Scotland, Your VoiceMinisters believe an independent, sovereign Scotland is the best option but also recognise that people hold a range of alternative views on constitutional issues.

The National Conversation has invited all shades of opinion to contribute to the debate so that, ultimately, the people of Scotland can make an informed decision on their future. more ...


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