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Thread: Law Lords rule that Scottish government does not have the power to hold referendum

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Law Lords rule that Scottish government does *not* have the power to hold referendum

Law Lords rule that Scottish government does *not* have the power to hold referendum

The Scottish government cannot hold an independence referendum without UK government’s consent, Supreme Court rules https://t.co/TbnXe4AyRZ
— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) November 23, 2022
Well duh. The Scotland Act (1998) and Parliamentary Sovereignty make this perfectly obvious.

In any case, great news.

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