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What's the West Lothian question?

At Westminster Scottish MPs can vote on matters that affect England, but English MPs cannot vote on matters that have been devolved to Scotland.
It also applies to Welsh and Northern Ireland MPs, who can vote on English matters, but English MPs cannot vote on matters devolved to Wales and Northern Ireland.
The former MP for West Lothian, Tam Dayell, often raised this anomaly in Parliament, calling for it to be resolved.