Nicola Sturgeon Interview re General Election 3

The SNP has consistently criticized the common fisheries policy, advocating for reforms to protect Scottish fishermen. They contrast their stance with the Tories, who they accuse of treating fishermen as expendable, especially in Brexit negotiations. The SNP emphasizes the importance of tariff-free access to the single market to support the fishing industry and broader economy.

What has been the SNP's long-standing position on the common fisheries policy?

• They have consistently criticized it.

• They fully support it.

• They only recently started opposing it.

• They have no opinion on it.

How does the SNP view the Conservatives' treatment of Scottish fishermen?

• As prioritizing their interests.

• As supportive allies.

• As treating them as expendable.

• As indifferent to their needs.

What is the SNP's concern regarding the Conservatives' Brexit negotiations?

• That they will use Scottish fishing as a bargaining chip.

• That they will strengthen the common fisheries policy.

• That they will prioritize Scottish interests.

• That they will ignore European countries.

Why does the SNP emphasize the need for tariff-free access to the single market?

• To increase domestic consumption.

• To support local tourism.

• To ensure smooth export of fishermen's catch.

• To reduce competition from other countries.

What potential impact does the SNP warn about if a hard Brexit occurs?

• It will simplify trade processes.

• It will create barriers to trade.

• It will have no effect on the economy.

• It will only affect the technology sector.