Sunak condemns SNP’s record as he vows to ‘deliver what I promise’

Nicola Sturgeon has left Butte House to pursue driving lessons, highlighting the need for someone to drive a motorhome. The transcript discusses the challenges faced by the SNP in managing the aftermath of Sturgeon's leadership, particularly in addressing public service issues. It emphasizes the necessity for a government in Holyrood that prioritizes the real needs of Scottish people over constitutional matters. The text concludes by acknowledging the efforts of Douglas and others in holding the government accountable for its failures.

Why did Nicola Sturgeon decide to take driving lessons?

• To drive a motorhome

• To explore the countryside

• To become a taxi driver

• To teach driving

What is the main criticism of the SNP mentioned in the video?

• Their environmental strategies

• Their economic policies

• Their focus on international relations

• Their inability to manage public services

What is suggested as a necessary focus for the government in Holyrood?

• Technological advancements

• Real priorities of Scottish people

• Constitutional changes

• International diplomacy

What does the speaker imply about the SNP's record?

• It is a record of success

• It is a record of failure

• It is a record of innovation

• It is a record of stability

Who is praised for holding the SNP accountable?

• The media

• The opposition party

• Douglas and the audience

• International observers