Argyll and Bute's SNP MP Brendan O' Hara
SNP MP Brendan O'Hara made this rallying cry for devolution during a debate on the Sewel Convention in the House of Commons.
Argyll and Bute's MP stated that it was now clear that the Conservatives "have finally abandonend any pretense of even having the remotest commitment to devolution."
He went on to say that Scotland has no future in this union, and referred to the Conservative's historical stubborness to accept devolution.
He concluded his speech by claiming that even one power taken was one too many, stating that it would set a precedent that could be exploited in the future.
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