Scottish Secretary Michael Moore said a second referendum would be required Related Stories
A second referendum would need to be held by the UK government if the SNP won its referendum on Scottish independence, according to Scottish Secretary Michael Moore.
Mr Moore, a Lib Dem MP, said he thought the Scottish government would hold an “advisory referendum”.
This would be followed by a second referendum on what had been sorted out between the governments, Mr Moore said.
A binding referendum would be for the UK government to determine, he added.
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