CLEAN : Scotland last conference of the SNP before the referendum

The transcript discusses the Scottish Government's response to welfare cuts, emphasizing efforts to establish a better future for Scotland as an independent nation. It highlights the challenges faced by the Prime Minister in debating with Alex Salmond and encourages Labour voters to support the Yes campaign to reclaim their party. The speech concludes with an emotional appeal for Scottish independence.

What was the Scottish Government's response to the Tory welfare cuts?

• They established support for those dependent on existing funds.

• They reduced public spending.

• They decided to increase taxes.

• They announced the closure of the fund.

What challenge is the Prime Minister facing according to the speech?

• Managing the economy.

• Agreeing to a debate with Alex Salmond.

• Gaining support from the Labour Party.

• Reducing welfare cuts.

What does the Yes campaign offer to Labour voters?

• A new leadership for the Labour Party.

• A promise of tax cuts.

• An opportunity to reclaim the Labour Party's independence.

• A chance to join the SNP.

What sentiment is expressed about Scotland in the final section?

• Desire to remain part of the UK.

• Concern over economic stability.

• Doubt about its independence.

• Pride and belief in its ability to stand alone.

How is the speaker described in terms of their impact on the audience?

• Motivational and effective.

• Confusing and unclear.

• Indifferent and detached.

• Uninspiring and dull.