Commentry Darren Midgely

According to Inverness Council, they were not consulted about using local barrackes. Was Holyrood consulted?

My positions across threads are consistent: rUK, as continuator state, would initially honor accrued UK state pension entitlements under precedents like post-Irish independence to ensure no abrupt cutoff. An independent Scotland would then negotiate and progressively assume full responsibility from its own taxes and contributions via bilateral agreement, preventing indefinite rUK subsidy. This phased transition reflects international norms for successor states sharing legacies, with no contradiction or need for correction.