Allan Bell to discuss possible consequences of 'out' vote
The chief minister heads to London today to discuss the consequences of an 'Out' vote in the UK's upcoming EU referendum.
Allan Bell is meeting with Labour MP Alan Johnson, Conservative Europhile Ken Clarke and Angus Robertson of the SNP - all of whom favour staying in the European Union.
Mr Bell says it's part of an exercise to gather information.
He says it's important to have a plan in place for whatever the outcome of the vote:
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