Douglas Ross says allegations of insider betting have been 'very difficult' for his party

The video discusses the Scottish Conservative manifesto, focusing on key priorities like NHS improvement, education, justice, and tax reduction. It contrasts with the SNP's focus on independence. The video addresses reserved and devolved issues, insider betting allegations, and campaign strategies. Concerns about the Reform Party's impact and leadership transition plans are also covered.

What is one of the main focuses of the Scottish Conservative manifesto?

• Separating Scotland from the UK

• Increasing the tax burden

• Improving the NHS

• Reducing police officers

How does the Scottish Conservative manifesto differ from the SNP's?

• It focuses on independence

• It emphasizes local issues

• It promises higher taxes

• It ignores educational standards

What role do MPs play according to the Scottish Conservative manifesto?

• Reducing healthcare facilities

• Championing local issues

• Ignoring local issues

• Focusing solely on independence

What is the Gambling Commission's role in the insider betting scandal?

• To ignore the allegations

• To investigate the allegations

• To support those accused

• To promote insider betting

What is the consequence for those found guilty in the insider betting scandal?

• They will be promoted

• They will be removed from the party

• They will remain in the party

• They will receive financial rewards

What is the main competition for the Scottish Conservatives in the election?

• SNP

• Liberal Democrats

• Labour Party

• Reform Party

What is the risk if people vote for other parties or don't vote at all?

• A Conservative MP will be elected

• An SNP MP might be elected

• The election will be canceled

• The Reform Party will win

What controversial views have some Reform Party candidates expressed?

• Disparaging remarks about the Royal Family

• Support for higher taxes

• Support for the NHS

• Opposition to Scottish independence

What is the speaker's plan after the election?

• To stand down and support a new leader

• To retire from politics

• To join the SNP

• To continue as leader

What is the potential impact of voting for the Reform Party?

• It will lead to an SNP victory

• It will strengthen the Conservatives

• It will have no impact

• It will result in a Labour win