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if you press the section 35 button, it stops it becoming law. it stops it becoming law. it has never been it stops it becoming law. it has never been done it stops it becoming law. it has never been done before. - it stops it becoming law. it has| never been done before. plenty it stops it becoming law. it has i never been done before. plenty of people in government in the uk at westminster really don t like the legislation, not least because they say it could have implications beyond scotland, because as they clash between logical station legislations. put politically, are they willing to press that massive button with section 35, it will turbo charge that whole discussion that we saw around the whole desire for a second independence referendum and it is so important to how we re governed because it gets to the heart of the very big question where does power live? find heart of the very big question - where does power live?- heart of the very big question - where does power
guest. it is the culture secretary, michelle donnellan. good evening. lovel to michelle donnellan. good evening. lovely to see michelle donnellan. good evening. lovely to see you. michelle donnellan. good evening. lovely to see you. we ll michelle donnellan. good evening. lovely to see you. we ll talk - michelle donnellan. good evening. lovely to see you. we ll talk about| lovely to see you. we ll talk about all things cultural, but on the gender recognition certificate thing and this sort of looming clash potentially between westminster and scotland, do you know what the government will do? that]! scotland, do you know what the government will do? scotland, do you know what the government will do? all that the e . ualities government will do? all that the equalities minister government will do? all that the equalities minister speak - government will do? all that the equalities minister speak to - equalities minister speak to herself equalities minister speak to herself. an
them back, basically. that s not his intention. he has no desire to do that. so, is a deal off the table? the british museum told the bbc, we re not going to dismantle the museum s collection, that tells the story of our common humanity. we are, however, looking at long term partnerships which would enable some of our greatest objects to be shared with audiences around the world. those who support returning the sculptures to greece believe there is some flexibility in the culture secretary s stance, even a former culture minister. what i thought was interesting was that she left wiggle room for what i think george osborne and the british museum want to do, which is to create a cultural partnership with greece, where it is possible for the parthenon sculptures to physically return to athens for a period of time, in return for some pre eminent objects coming from athens to the british museum. and that would be a win win for everybody. greece might not see that as a win, and here, miche