SSRG The Next Steps
Conference
16th-18th of May
Following the highly successful 3 day conference in 2022 we are pleased to confirm that on the 16th-18th of May we are hosting and even better and bigger event.
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As you can see from the agenda there are 6 major sessions but also a number of sessions being delivered by 3rd party groups and organisations.
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Two halls to allow more subjects to be covered and there is a delegates survey so you can help shape Scotland's future.
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Make sure you book your tickets early as the early bird price is for a limited period only. Despite inflation we have kept the early bird tickets the same price as in 2022. A number of international speakers are joining the event this year. You don't want to miss what is shaping up to be another "Ground Breaking" Conference as reported by the National in 2022. Zoom and YouTube Tickets now available.​
The agenda is subject to change. Updates to the agenda will be published prior to the start of the conference.
Pictures (C) Copyright David Henry 2022
Day One
16th May
9:00-11:00 Registration
Doors open
Location - Carnegie Conference Centre
11:00-13:00
​Hall A: Social Security and Pensions:
The UK has the lowest state pension in Europe, so how will Scotland's new state pension compare and will it be like the UK's a Ponzi scheme or will it be more like Norway and supported by a sovereign wealth fund invested in infrastructure.?
Speakers include: Tommy Sheridan & Neale Hanvey & Jim Osbourne
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11:00-13:00
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Hall B: Currency and Banking:
It cannot be stressed enough that banking, currency are central to any country that wishes to successfully trade around the world. Find out how Scotland will create a strong and secure currency and a central bank to support a independent Scotland.
Speakers include: Tim Rideout & TBC
Lunch 13:00-14:00
Hall B: Manifesto For Independence
Peter Bell discusses the Manifesto For Independence with Q&A
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14:00-16:00
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Hall A: The Day After Independence
Speakers Include: Dr Elliot Bulmer, Jim Sillars. What happens after Scotland becomes independent? The panel present the priorities and options. Followed by a Q&A
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16:30-19:00
Hall A: Live Recording of Scottish Questions
Hosted by TBC with a panel of guests answering the big political questions. Recorded live with audience questions. To Be Broadcast on Sunday 18th of May via the SSRG TV YouTube Channel.
Day Two
17th May
09:30
Doors Open
10:30-13:00
Hall A: Energy Policy:
Speakers include: Phil Boswell, Rhys Stanwix
Scotland is energy rich so how will Scotland establish a energy policy that benefits the people of Scotland?
Followed by a Q&A
10:30-13:00
Speakers include: Colette Walker and Issy Miller. What are the affects of a Freeport? How does a special tax or regulatory zone affect Scotland's future. Meet the campaign team. Includes a Q&A.
13:00-14:00
Lunch Time & Photo Gallery
14:00-16:00
Speakers include: Sara Salyers, Pro Alf Baird, Craig Murray and Sharof Azizon. Liberation Scotland have delivered an advance notice to the UN. So what's next, what does this mean and will this help deliver Scotland's Self Determination?
Followed by a Q&A
Hall B: Decolonisation & Self Determination Q&A 16:30-17:30
16:00-17:30
Hall A: Meet the Authors
SSRG's David Henry interviews a number of authors. Featuring Yvonne Ridley and her book "In the Hands of the Taliban", Gareth Wardell and his series of book Essays and Ron Culley who's book Firebrand details the mysterious death of Willie McRae (TBC)
Followed by a Q&A
17:30-19:00
Bar Opens & Networking
Day Three
18th May
10:00
Doors Open
10:45-13:00
Hall A: EFTA, Norway &
EU Borders
Speakers: Professor Jonas Stein, Douglas Chapman & EFTA Court registrar discuss how EFTA, EEA and Borders work with the EU. David Henry presents the case for you export a carpet to Switzerland. Hosted by Dr Mark McNaught with Q&A
10:30-14:00
Hall B: Scotland Decides
An introduction to and discussion about our independent blockchain voting platform together with
description of a proposed national convention.
A way forward without the necessity of working within the UK constitutional system. All verifiable in international law.
Let’s talk about the country we want to live in, then let the people decide. Followed by a Q&A
13:00-14:00
Lunch Time & Photo Gallery
14:00-16:30
Speakers for all the sessions deliver a short round up of the bullet assumptions from each session with the results of the delegates survey. What Next with a Q&A.
Conference Closes
Thank you till the next time.
16:30
This conference agenda is subject to change and revision. Please check this page for any updates.