Being a survey of the United Kingdom considered as a building, with a method statement for taking it apart without dropping the roof, prepared by an institution that was standing before the foundations were laid.
The Union can be changed through lawful decisions and negotiated arrangements. The difficult questions concern consent, liabilities, services and practical continuity. The College has no view on the desired result; it would simply prefer the paperwork to describe the work.
Secondary finding: “for ever after” remains an impressive specification. The Porters’ Lodge roof carried a similar assurance. The statutes, judgments, referendum results, accounts and cost estimates are real and referenced; the summit is cited as reported; the College is fictional and takes no position on independence or Irish unity.
