Edinburgh — Scotland’s pro-independence government has set out new rules on referendums in the hope of holding another secession vote in the second half of 2020 if Britain’s parliament gives the go-ahead.

A bill presented to the devolved Scottish parliament on Wednesday aims to provide clear ground rules that are legally watertight for any referendum vote...

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