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Technically it could be argued that if one of the main parties finds a potential superstar from a Scottish constituency, their first course of action should be to find them a safe seat – in England. This makes a mockery of the constitutional link between MPs and their constituents – and favours political pragmatism over basic democracy. What the new proposal signals to future Scottish MPs is that Westminster will not be the pinnacle of their careers. No 10 is not theirs to covet. Holyrood’s attractiveness for a new generation of Labour politicians is likely to increase.
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