Scotland

A transfer of funds', as so to control your own monetary funds'. I don't know enough history to pass control over to Scotland in this regard.

It is without doubt that there are economical issues' regarding Scotland' monetary funds', and that more deliberation on how tax payers' money is spent in Scotland, needs' to be therefore, without further delay, addressed.

It would be better, if the suggestions' are put forward, on what the money needs' to be spent on, and how investments' can improve business relations' from this side, as so the monetary funds' are ploughed into the land, with a re- generational income for our investments' and thereafter having the tax returns' and payment slips' returned to the main office of Her Majesty Pleasure.

This will help the economical system of Scottish Parliament and at the same time, keeping a good steady float of funds' available encase business's and or ventures' need to have more funds' ploughed in.

If however we hand control over to Scotland and their investments fail, who then will t hey turn to for a bail-out.

Thereafter it is not good idea; look at England as a back-up support for any failures' of accounts' and or lack of business ideas', etc etc.

We know that Scotland needs' investments', we know that it has a very high poverty rate, of what needs; to be addressed, but with the small changes' we are making here, we will slowly help introduce these turn around of anti-social behaviours', and good scheme policies', slowly but surely.