Sturgeon: I am absolutely certain I have done nothing wrong

The speaker addresses their role and constraints in representing constituents, emphasizing their dedication to the SNP and personal reflections on the situation. They discuss the challenges faced, the importance of the process, and their belief in having done nothing wrong. The speaker considers the best interests of the SNP and personal decisions, while respecting the ongoing process and maintaining their position.

What does the speaker emphasize about their position in the first section?

• Their plan to reveal more details soon

• Their desire to change parties

• Their willingness to resign

• Their certainty of having done nothing wrong

In the second section, how does the speaker describe their relationship with the SNP?

• As a temporary commitment

• As a professional obligation

• As a significant part of their life

• As a casual interest

What does the speaker consider regarding stepping aside from their position?

• It would have no impact on the SNP

• It would definitely clear the SNP's name

• It would be an easy decision

• It might compromise their ability to maintain their position

What sustains the speaker during the challenges they face?

• Support from friends

• Certainty of their innocence

• Public opinion

• Media coverage

How does the speaker view the ongoing process they are involved in?

• As an opportunity for publicity

• As a waste of time

• As a serious process they respect

• As a trivial matter