U.K. Government Has No Plan for Brexit, Says SNP's Hosie

The transcript discusses the economic outlook, focusing on productivity and the impact of Brexit. It explores Scotland's potential different relationship with the EU, the costs of staying in the European Economic Area, and the need for parliamentary debate on Article 50. The possibility of a second Scottish independence referendum is also considered, depending on Brexit negotiations.

What are the key areas the speaker wants to see action on to improve the economic situation?

• Tourism and agriculture

• Productivity, innovation, exports, and investment

• Healthcare and education

• Defense and security

What is the proposed model for Scotland's relationship with the EU?

• A Canadian model

• A Turkish model

• A Swiss model

• A Norway model

What is a potential consequence of the UK continuing to trade with the EU post-Brexit?

• Acceptance of EU regulations and associated costs

• No need to follow EU regulations

• Complete independence from EU rules

• A free trade agreement with no costs

What is the main argument for involving the Houses of Parliament in the Brexit process?

• To avoid any legal challenges

• To reduce the cost of Brexit

• To ensure a public and parliamentary debate

• To speed up the Brexit process

Under what condition might a second Scottish independence referendum be considered?

• If Scotland gains more power

• If the UK Government refuses to maintain access to the single market

• If the EU offers a better deal

• If the UK economy improves