Sturgeon will ‘get on with my job’ following arrest of ex-SNP chief husband

The speaker addresses the ongoing investigation, emphasizing their inability to comment due to privacy concerns and the nature of the investigation. They express understanding of public scrutiny as a public figure but request privacy for themselves and their neighbors. The speaker confirms cooperation with the police and mentions that both they and Peter are at home. They also touch on governance issues within the SNP, allowing others to speak for themselves, and conclude with Easter wishes.

What does the speaker emphasize about their personal life amidst the investigation?

• They enjoy the public attention.

• They are entitled to some privacy.

• They are moving to a new house.

• They want more media coverage.

How does the speaker respond to questions about the ongoing investigation?

• They provide detailed information.

• They refuse to comment on it.

• They deny any involvement.

• They blame the neighbors.

What is the speaker's stance on cooperating with the police?

• They will cooperate if requested.

• They are unsure about cooperating.

• They refuse to cooperate.

• They have already cooperated fully.

What does the speaker say about Humsley Yousef's comments on governance?

• They agree with the comments.

• They have not focused on them.

• They plan to address them publicly.

• They are upset by the comments.

How does the speaker conclude their statement?

• By announcing a press conference.

• By revealing new information.

• By wishing everyone a happy Easter.

• By apologizing to the public.