Latest scottish news: Leaders of major parties in Great Britain promised to the Scottish Parliament new powers

Latest scottish news: Leaders of major parties in Great Britain promised to the Scottish Parliament new powers

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Scottish referendum polls, “People want changes. Voting against secession from the UK will lead to them faster, safer and better,” – said in a joint statement by politicians

World news today, LONDON, September 16. Significantly expand the powers of the authorities in Scotland if the Scots vote in a referendum on September 18 against the independence, promised the leaders of three major political parties in Great Britain – David Cameron (Conservative), Nick Clegg (Liberal Democrats) and Ed Miliband (Labour). In a joint statement issued by the newspaper Daily Record, they assured the people of Scotland, that the parliament of the northern region “will be endowed with new broad powers in accordance with the timetable agreed by our three parties.”

It is the supreme legislative body in the region “would be to decide how much should be spent on national health care system” and other social sectors. The document’s authors called on Scots to take part in the efforts of parties to “improve the management of the United Kingdom in the coming years.” “People want changes. Voting against secession from the UK will lead to them faster, safer and better,” – said in a statement.

Scottish independence referendum, “The decision on the referendum will remain forever”

Earlier, the head of the British cabinet, Cameron advised the people of Scotland to abstain from voting on the basis of antipathy to him personally or the British Conservative Party. Speaking in Aberdeen, he warned of the Scots vote for independence just because someone does not like himself as prime minister or his party led the country. “I am – not eternal, my party – do not always be in power, – he said. – But the decision on a referendum will remain forever.”

His visit to Scotland was the second this week. “If the Scots vote for secession, UK split, and we all go different ways – said the Prime Minister. – Independence would be painful divorce.” “On Friday, people can wake up in a new country, in front of which is a different future. We must clearly realize that the return trip will not be like a replay the situation has not come out,” – warned Cameron.

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