The three-pronged independence delivery strategy

To deliver Scottish independence from our current position, the independence movement needs to adopt a three-pronged strategy.

This will not attempt to reinvent the wheel. The Independence Congress will complement the great deal of work that has already been done

1. There should be a new style of convention, a Citizens’ Convention, that engages the people on a national scale through a positive and creative conversation about the ideal future they want for our nation.
2. Believe in Scotland, the non-party-political grassroots led independence organisation, will continue to be focused on increasing the nation’s ambition, matching our campaign to the values of the nation and cultural change, not politics and policies. This would be properly funded through grassroots fundraising.
   
   Preparation for independence, a written constitution, plans for transition and more, will be overseen by Believe in Scotland’s Scottish Independence Congress, which will involve the wider Yes Movement and the pro-independence political parties.
   
   This will not attempt to reinvent the wheel. The Independence Congress will complement the great deal of work that has already been done by the many pro-independence think tanks and special interest groups. Everyone will be welcome to contribute.
3. There must also be a strong political arm of the independence movement, which is foccused on independence and a wellbeing economic approach and is willing to compromise and form workable alliances ahead of a potential de facto referendum. This probably cannot be achieved unless we have the above two elements of the strategy in place.

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