Have I got this right?

flip_flop | 16:21 Wed 15th Aug 2007 | News

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Scottish MP's can vote in a referendum in Scotland on devolution, and can then come back to Westminster and vote against us having a referendum on the EU.

Have I understood the situation correctly?

If you won the lottery who would you tell?

Who do I vote for?

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Gromit

Well neither referendum has been called so NO they can't.

If they were called, then the scenario you outline could happen. In both cases the principle of 'self determination' applies. If the Scots got Independence from Westminster, then they would no longer have the vote there.

bricro1

If the scots get independence will that mean Brown has to return to Scotland!
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Gromit

bricro1,
It would mean that the boundaries would be re-drawn and Brown would have to be elected by an English constituency.

legend760

its the west lothian question.
been around for over 20 years.
you english need to wake up to politics ffs.

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