BBC's Democracy Live sets the 2013 Holyrood quiz 27 December 2013 Last updated at 06:32 Continue reading the main story Holyrood in 2013 BBC Scotland's Democracy Live reporters, Craig Hutchison and David Martin, have been looking back at 2013 and the political year. Here, they test your knowledge of the last 12 months..... Numbers game Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond launched the independence White Paper on 26 November at Glasgow Science Centre. How many pages does it have? The future On what date will Scotland go to the polls to vote on independence? 18 September, 2014 30 November, 2014 Making choices What is the question voters will have to answer in the independence referendum? Should Scotland be an independent country? Should Scotland leave the European Union? Should Scotland remain part of the United Kingdom? New role Who became Secretary of State for Scotland following the sacking of Michael Moore in October? Alastair Campbell Alistair Darling Alistair Carmichael In and out Which Labour politician replaced disgraced former MSP Bill Walker representing Dunfermline? Claudia Beamish Kezia Dugdale Cara Hilton Scottish industry Whose Scottish Parliament constituency is Govan Shipyard in? Nicola Sturgeon Johann Lamont Sandra White VIP visit Which African president addressed the parliament earlier this year? Dr Joyce Banda Paul Biya Goodluck Jonathan Meow, meow Which MSP saw her call for a resident Holyrood cat rejected, despite her claim mice were "flaunting themselves" around Holyrood? Elaine Murray MSP Christine Grahame MSP Linda Fabiani MSP The A5-sized publication has 670 pages. Of course, 1314 is the year in which the battle of Bannockburn took place and 1603 is the year of the union of the crowns. The Scottish government will hold the historic vote on 18 September next year. July 23 is the start of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and November 30 is St Andrew's Day. The Electoral Commission approved the question: Should Scotland be an independent country? The UK government has proposed a referendum on EU membership in 2017. Liberal Democrat MP for Orkney and Sheltland, Alistair Carmichael, took over the Scottish Secretary role on 7 October. Labour candidate Cara Hilton won the seat at the end of October with a majority of 2,873. Johann Lamont, who is the Labour MSP for Glasgow Pollock, has the shipyard in her constituency. Sandra White is the SNP MSP for Glasgow Kelvin; Nicola Sturgeon is the SNP MSP for Glasgow Southside. President of Malawi Dr Joyce Banda addressed MSPs in March. Paul Biya is the president of Cameroon and Goodluck Jonathan is the President of Nigeria. Justice committee convener Christine Grahame made the plea at Corporate Body Questions in the chamber in June but it was rejected on health and safety grounds. 0 - 3: You're suspended 4 - 6: Backbench hopeful 7 - 8: Frontbench promotion Helpful hint - read our parliamentary review of the year before attempting the quiz. The Democracy Live site is the BBC's one-stop internet shop to view parliamentary politics. You can find out about who represents you in the Scottish Parliament, what they are debating and what they are voting on. There is extensive video of chamber and committee sessions, incorporating a whole range of political events from First Minister's Questions to ministerial statements. The site's search engine uses speech-to-text which takes you straight to your points of interest in the video. As well as the goings on in Holyrood, you can also find out what is happening in: House of Commons House of Lords Northern Ireland Assembly Welsh Assembly Full sittings of the European Parliament Events at Westminster Hall and Select Committees at Westminster