Posted: Oct 04, 2017 9:06 am
It depends who is using the term. It's used in particular by Scottish Labour every time they feel under pressure and want to relaunch themselves, but they don't actually mean federalism at all, they mean whatever additional level of devolution that they think can get away with less than SNP and Greens want.
Do you think the average member of the public or even politician really understands what federalism is then, I accept your definition so I obviously didn't (its just decentralised power to me and seems impossible without a proper constitution)