Impact of the Proposed Devolution for Scotland

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A tax-raising assembly is probably a necessary development before the fundamental choice that has to be taken between independence or otherwise integration into the union… the financial relationships between a Scottish Assembly and a suspicious England will win no votes...
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Possibly it might lead to enduring resentment.” This can show how the impact will be perpetuated just by giving tax raising powers to Scotland, however small, so the impact of devolution is likely to be much greater than the “enduring resentment” caused by financial relationships between the two countries through tax raising powers...
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