Proceeding contribution from Lord Sewel (Labour) in the House of Lords on Monday, 26 March 2012. It occurred during Debate on bill on Scotland Bill.
Scotland Bill
I thank the Minister for giving way. I put it to him that the noble Lord, Lord Empey, has spoken for virtually the whole House in explaining the deep bitterness that people feel about the EU anomaly. In discussions with the First Minister, has the Minister or any of his colleagues pointed out to the First Minister that if he was successful in achieving his primary political policy objective, which is independence, then all these arguments would fall away? There would be the opportunity for English domiciled students to go to Scotland and there would be no way in which a Scottish Parliament would be able to impose a differential fee. Has the Minister pointed that out to the First Minister?
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- 2010-12
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- Devolved matters Devolution Fees and charges EU law International relations Legislative competence Insolvency Health professions Legislation Discrimination Higher education Powers Scotland Scottish Parliament Students Scottish Government Legislative consent motions British students abroad
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- Scotland Bill 2010-12
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