'We are committed to collaborative politics', say Greens as Yousaf ends powersharing deal

The transcript discusses the SNP's shift away from progressive policies, which were initially supported by the Scottish Greens. The Greens highlight their achievements in government, such as climate funding and rent controls, and express disappointment over the SNP's change in direction. They emphasize their commitment to progressive policies and collaborative politics, despite the SNP's decision to end their cooperation agreement. The Q&A session addresses feelings of betrayal and the future of policy cooperation.

What major shift in political strategy is the SNP undergoing?

• Focusing on international relations

• Adopting a more conservative approach

• Strengthening ties with the Green Party

• Moving towards a more progressive policy platform

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an achievement by the Scottish Greens?

• Scrapping peak rail fares

• Implementing a rent freeze

• Banning new incineration projects

• Introducing a new tax on carbon emissions

How did the Scottish Greens view their role in government?

• As a major force for progressive change

• As a neutral party

• As a minor partner with little influence

• As a temporary ally

What is the Scottish Greens' stance on the cooperation agreement with the SNP?

• They initiated its termination

• They regret its termination

• They support its termination

• They are indifferent to its termination

What was the Scottish Greens' response to the First Minister's decision?

• They agreed with the decision

• They expressed disappointment and concern for future generations

• They decided to leave the government

• They proposed a new agreement