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Advocate General: Speech on Scotland's Constitutional Future

Friday, 20 January 2012
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The Advocate General Lord Wallace of Tankerness QC gave a speech at Glasgow University outlining the UK Government’s legal view on an independence.

The Advocate General Lord Wallace of Tankerness QC gave a speech at Glasgow University outlining the UK Government’s legal view on an independence referendum. You can read it here - Scotland’s Constitutional Future

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