COMMONS
Inquiry status: Seven Reports published, Oral evidence ongoing
An inquiry relating to a potential referendum on Separation for Scotland. The first part of this inquiry focuses on the processes and mechanics by which such a referendum would be organised and conducted. The second part of the inquiry seeks to identify those issues which will need to be resolved before a referendum is held in order to allow voters to make an informed choice.
Committee will take evidence from the Secretary of State for Scotland
The Scottish Affairs Committee today welcomes the decision of the Scottish Government to drop the leading “do you agree” from the beginning of the question for the referendum on Separation.
The Scottish Affairs Committee continues its inquiry into The Referendum on Separation for Scotland
Politically motivated delay risks thousands of Scottish jobs
Scottish Affairs Committee publishes its sixth Report of session 2012-13
The Scottish Affairs Committee has published the Government’s response to its Fourth Report of session 2012-13
Trident could be disarmed within days and removed within months
Scottish Affairs Committee questions experts on whether Trident would have to be relocated
MPs publish fourth report about referendum on separation for Scotland
"Overwhelming" weight of evidence shows Holyrood has no legal power to hold Separation referendum
Scottish Affairs Committee questions witnesses on what a possible Scottish Defence Force might look like
MPs publish interim report into referendum on separation for Scotland
Scottish Affairs Committee questions academics and legal experts
Scottish Affairs Committee take evidence
Questions will form the basis of major inquiry over coming months
Today, Wednesday 8th February2012, the Commons Scottish Affairs Committee determined its forthcoming programme of hearings and enquiries.
MPs examine issues relating to recent elections in Scotland
The Committee launches two new inquiries relating to a potential referendum on Separation for Scotland.
No business announced