Mairi McAllan has said a Scottish independence referendum is “not off the table,” keeping the issue alive amid continuing debate over Scotland’s constitutional future. Her comments signal that supporters of independence remain focused on creating the political conditions for another vote, although no timetable has been confirmed. The prospect of a referendum is likely to remain a major dividing line between pro-independence parties and unionist groups. Any future vote would require political agreement, legal clarity and public support to proceed.
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