Scotland has voted ‘No’. What next for the UK constitution?

The UK constitution does not currently conform to any particular, identifiable model. Nor would it do were the constitutional reforms currently being proposed by the Government and various other parties come to pass. For example it would not be characterisable either as a federal system or as a unitary state. Rather, the constitution would remain messy and incomparable. But these characteristics are not necessarily negative ones, writes Mark Elliott.