Liz Truss interview at a distillery in Scotland part 2

The video covers three main topics: the debate on Scottish independence and the Union, the discussion on windfall taxes and their impact on investment, and the case of Jack Singh Johal's detention in India. The speaker emphasizes the importance of delivering jobs and growth for Scotland, argues against windfall taxes due to their deterrent effect on investors, and highlights the need for justice in Johal's case.

What was the outcome of the 2014 Scottish referendum?

• The referendum was postponed.

• The referendum was inconclusive.

• Scotland voted to remain in the United Kingdom.

• Scotland voted for independence.

What is the speaker's stance on windfall taxes?

• They are necessary for economic growth.

• They should be increased to fund public services.

• They deter investment and should be avoided.

• They have no impact on the economy.

Why does the speaker oppose windfall taxes?

• They increase government revenue.

• They are popular among voters.

• They are too complex to implement.

• They discourage foreign investment.

What action has the speaker taken regarding Jack Singh Johal's case?

• Requested a UN investigation.

• Raised the case with the Indian Foreign Minister.

• Ignored the issue completely.

• Visited India to negotiate his release.

What does the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention say about Jack Singh Johal?

• He should be transferred to another country.

• His detention is justified.

• He should be released immediately.

• He should be detained indefinitely.