ALEX Salmond should not lock horns with the Electoral Commission if it goes against him on the wording of the referendum question and campaign spending limits, the head of the movement for a Yes vote on independence has said.
ALEX Salmond should not lock horns with the Electoral Commission if it goes against him on the wording of the referendum question and campaign spending limits, the head of the movement for a Yes vote on independence has said.
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By Tom Gordon Scottish Political Editor
Blair Jenkins, chief executive of Yes Scotland, said it "would be difficult to argue against" any changes the commission might propose to the question, which is: "Do you agree that Scotland should be an independent country?"
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