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» Tuesday, April 3, 2012

UK Government Scottish independence referendum consultation

Asked if the UK Government consultation allowed for anonymous multiple submissions, the PMS said we had received over 10,000 submissions and that we couldn’t prevent anonymised responses. Clearly we would weigh all responses accordingly and it would all be included in the final analysis.

In response to a question about whether the Scottish consultation was rigged, following suggestions that Alex Salmond was trying to rig the referendum after he said that people could respond anonymously as many times as they like to his consultation, the PMS said it would be for the Scottish Government to answer.

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