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Originally Posted by NovaBritannia
Well actually you're mistaken. Section 28(7) of the Scotland Act 1998 makes clear that
"This section [giving the Scottish Parliament legislative powers]does not affect the power of the Parliament of the United Kingdom to make laws for Scotland."
As such, any MP (including yours) has the right to introduce any Bill before Parliament that affects Scotland without any further action. If you believe that Parliament was sovereign before the Scotland Act, then it still is.
Yes, quite. A ginger haired, green eyed Celt that speaks Gaelic, drinks whisky and attends ceilidhs every evening is the only person who is Scottish enough for him.
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Fair enough there mate. I am certainly not whining about the arrangement, I have more things on my mind than simply moaning about road signs not being in scouse or manchunian.
"Teeern right, la, for bootle."