In message , Tim Streater
writes
In article , Adrian
wrote:

Government-by-referendum would be astonishingly expensive and
dog-slow.

If that were applied to all matters, yes. But as we know, all elections
are national ones, whether they are called local or European or not.
For something as important as giving away constitutional powers, then,
I assert that governments have no power to do that unless authorised -
and shouldn't have had since the war.

So shouldn't that also apply to giving away powers to Scotland and
Wales?
--
bert