Scotland will get?

A transition plan for Scotland's Parliament, Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister and opposition leader signed
As the referendum date is approaching
  Attention of the people of Scotland to remain part of the UK devolution in Scotland has been focused on the project.
September 18 citizens of Scotland's independence from Britain in the yes or no vote.
Scotland's separatist referendum to reject the request of both parties in the event of separation of powers to Scotland have made the transition formula debate.
Testament of transition Prime Minister David Cameron, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg and opposition Labour Party leader Ed Miliband have signed. Testament to this is the equitable distribution of resources and to protect barnt funding formula. Barnt formula method of distribution of public expenditure in the UK has evolved.
The advocates of the transfer of powers from the UK to the separation of the people of Scotland formula 'disgrace', calling into question the transition has been so long.
Testament, this transition has been committed to the people of Scotland that Scotland will transfer more powers to parliament and the time has been.
Under this project, the option to set the funding of the National Health Service of Scotland and Scotland's Parliament, Parliament shall have the power to raise funds will be.
Scotland's Deputy First Minister Nicola strjyn in an interview with BBC Scotland's devolution huyyas Testament criticism targeted questions about the integrity of the project time.
No guarantee
"The Conservative Party has said MP Christopher Chop
  Transfer more powers to Scotland that he would not support
  And there is no guarantee that the British Parliament would accept the project. "
Deputy First Secretary Nicola strjyn
Deputy First Minister said the Conservative Party
  MP Christopher Chop Scotland have said they will not support any further transfer of powers
And there is no guarantee that the British Parliament would accept the project.
UK Shadow Foreign Secretary Douglas Alexander, a common improvement 'campaign to dispel the notion that the transition plan has been delayed.
He said the past several months, the transfer of powers to the Scottish Parliament to consider and that is what people are saying. As powerful Scottish Parliament, stable and safe can improve the lives of people in the UK.
He said the economic problems arising from the separation of Scotland from a few days to clear before the people came.
Labour Party leader Ed Miliband said: "We will change the state of the British House of Lords will change and I will say to the people of Scotland Scotland rather than just a change of state in the UK guide please. "