The will of Westminster is sovereign.

Last month, the people of Scotland were asked if they wished to remain so, and they voted for the soverienty of Westminster.

Westminster legislation allows for sub committees. The same Westminster allowed an independence referendum. I can't see an argument for another, as the will of the residents of the constituencies that make up the area called Scotland have given their answer.

Responsible people are getting on with the future, not hankering for a past that never delivered for their ancestors anyway. The referendum may have been needed to clear the air but was damaging for business and in the final analysis, nothing else matters. The Scottish Parliament has enough on dealing with an aging population, health inequalities that make your eyes water, an overburdening public sector and huge social issues. It gets more per head of health and social care funding than most of the rest of The UK so politicians serve their population best by using it wisely, concentrating on the neefs of the people and do what they promised they would do.

Dreamers have the luxury of dreaming without the responsibility of dreams becoming true.