Multiple Choice
The West Lothian Question refers to
A) a controversy sparked by devolution in which Scotland has the ability to vote on laws related to England, but not vice versa.
B) an attempt by a small set of islands off of the coast of Wales to demand independence from the UK.
C) a controversy generated between the European Union and the UK over the introduction of regional development agencies.
D) the region in which the rise of Mad Cow disease first began in the UK.
E) a recent attempt by the coalition government to reduce the amount of seats in Parliament from 650 to 600.
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