Yousaf ‘annoyed and upset’ over disagreement with UK Government on deposit return scheme

The video features a discussion with the First Minister about the deposit return scheme and its implications. The session begins with an introduction and setup for a Q&A. The main focus is on the disagreement between the UK and Scottish governments regarding the scheme, particularly the inclusion of glass. The potential impact on Scottish businesses and the upcoming cabinet decision are also discussed. The session concludes with final remarks on the future of the scheme.

What is the main purpose of using microphones during the session?

• To ensure online participants can hear clearly

• To test the audio equipment

• To record the session for future reference

• To amplify the speaker's voice in the room

What is the primary issue causing disagreement between the UK and Scottish governments?

• The funding of the scheme

• The timeline for implementing the scheme

• The inclusion of glass in the deposit return scheme

• The overall necessity of the scheme

How many countries have implemented a deposit return scheme?

• 60

• 30

• 51

• 45

Why might Scottish businesses be at a disadvantage if glass is excluded from the scheme?

• They have fewer competitors

• They produce more glass products

• They rely more on using cans

• They have a larger market share

What is the First Minister's stance on the future of the deposit return scheme?

• It will be postponed indefinitely

• It will definitely be scrapped

• It will proceed without changes

• It is uncertain without including glass