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We had a referendum in - 1980 I think it was, for the creation of a Scottish parliament which required a minimum 60% of the electorate to vote for change from the status quo before it could be ratified by parliament.
Surely therefore, in the national interest, before we hand UK sovereignty over to a Federal EU we should similarly insist on at least the same level of public assent by referendum, This has far greater implications for us as a nation than whether or not Scotland has its parliament.
Posted by: Ian Miller | June 10, 2008 at 11:15 AM
We had a referendum in - 1980 I think it was, for the creation of a Scottish parliament which required a minimum 60% of the electorate to vote for change from the status quo before it could be ratified by parliament.
Surely therefore, in the national interest, before we hand UK sovereignty over to a Federal EU we should similarly insist on at least the same level of public assent by referendum, This has far greater implications for us as a nation than whether or not Scotland has its parliament.
Posted by: Ian Miller | June 10, 2008 at 11:15 AM