They want us to be no different to the rest of the UK.

Will BBC Scotland want to fix the “flaws”?
It represents the UK establishment & therefore it will never act impartially when it comes to independence.

Is it because they were too pro-Indy?

Seriously, I wish them well & hope they go on to better things.

Surely it would be AAA after getting rid of that albatross, dead duck etc etc 😉

Divide & conquer.
An age old strategy that worked well for the empire.

Labour governed in Wales through austerity, covid & Brexit and look how that’s going.
The evidence is there in plain sight. Why anyone in Scotland would vote Labour is beyond me; it can only be for the union!

Circumvent HR & deal directly with councils with the aim of making SGov redundant. That is the objective.
It’s already happening with the UK Shared Prosperity Fund which has replaced EU funding but it’s WM who controls the money, not the SGov.
Can’t trust the Unionists.

Correct. Circumvent HR & deal directly with councils with the aim of making SGov redundant. That is the objective.
It’s already happening with the UK Shared Prosperity Fund which has replaced EU funding but it’s WM who controls the money, not the SGov.
Can’t trust the Unionists.

I whole heartedly agree with this.
Will the BBC do it?
I think not.
& even if the BBC did devolve editorial control, who would be in charge? Methinks the unionist mantra spouting from SQ would continue! 🙄

I agree too, but I also understand why progress has been slow on land reform;
The power of landed interests remains strong within the current setup - this can be significantly weakened with a radical iScotland and
CoL crisis/climate/NHS etc trumps land reform for most people ATM

Yes, there is a chance for the status quo to be maintained after Indy.
That said, Indy provides an opportunity to change many things, not just land ownership & I would like iScotland to adopt a more radical mindset & not just maintain same old same.