Ross says Tories have ‘positive vision’ for Scotland as Sturgeon era ends

The transcript discusses the internal crisis within the SNP following Nicola Sturgeon's departure, highlighting leadership changes and financial troubles that undermine their case for independence. It emphasizes the need for a new vision for Scotland, focusing on unity and addressing real priorities, positioning the Scottish Conservatives as the party to lead this change.

What event marked the beginning of the SNP's internal crisis?

• The election of a new party leader

• A financial scandal

• The departure of Nicola Sturgeon

• A major policy failure

What major issue has affected the SNP's case for independence?

• Policy disagreements

• International opposition

• Financial mismanagement

• Lack of public support

Why is the SNP struggling to hold a referendum?

• They lack a clear policy

• They cannot find an auditor

• They face legal challenges

• They have insufficient public support

What is the Scottish Conservatives' proposed focus for the future?

• Addressing Scotland's real priorities

• Improving Scotland's international relations

• Strengthening party unity

• Increasing party membership

What approach do the Scottish Conservatives suggest to tackle national challenges?

• Increasing government spending

• Rising above partisan interests

• Collaborating with international partners

• Focusing on partisan interests