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Choosing Scotland's Future

Shaping Scotland's Future

The Scottish Government believes that an independent, sovereign Scotland is the best option for the country's future and that the people should be invited to support that option through a referendum.

Information on the Referendum Bill

The Government also recognises that there are a range of views on Scotland's constitutional future other than independence and that these are represented in the Scottish Parliament.

The National Conversation invites all shades of opinion to contribute to the constitutional debate so that the people of Scotland can make an informed decision on their future.


Conversation papers

People and CommunitiesNov 19
Scottish Government response to CalmanNov 9
Rural Affairs, Environment and Climate ChangeOct 19
Opportunities for BroadcastingSept 23
Europe and Foreign AffairsSept 8
Oil FundJuly 30
Borrowing PowersMar 11
Fiscal AutonomyFeb 24

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Forthcoming National Conversation events round the country. If you wish to attend contact the National Conversation team - nationalconversation@scotland.gsi.gov.uk - about the event that interests you.

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Choosing Scotland's Future

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Page updated: Thursday, November 19, 2009