Scottish independence: Minister Moore urges public to scrutinise Treasury paper 20 May 2013 Last updated at 09:45 Help Secretary of State for Scotland Michael Moore urges the public to scrutinise the latest UK government report on the implications of Scottish independence. He was speaking to BBC Radio Scotland's Good Morning Scotland programme ahead of the release of the Treasury analysis paper examining the financial services sector north of the border. Mr Moore said the 100 page report had "very thoroughly" gone into all the different issues, whether it be about "financial stability or consumer protection." He told the programme: "I am very happy for anybody, from whatever perspective they take on this debate, to scrutinise this report we are putting out today. We are living in an era of greater scrutiny than 40 years ago. The spirit of that will be shown by this paper, like the two papers previously. We are setting out the arguments, we are setting out all the sources of our information. People can challenge that and engage with it. When they do, they will see that the overwhelming argument is we get the best of both worlds by being in the UK - a very strong financial sector and protection when things go wrong.