Sturgeon has 'huge confidence' in whoever her successor may be

The transcript discusses the importance of encouraging women to become entrepreneurs in Scotland, highlighting the economic benefits and barriers they face. It also covers leadership challenges within the SNP, the scrutiny leaders must embrace, and the ongoing leadership election. The SNP's commitment to independence and the need for debate on the party's direction are emphasized. Finally, the Gender Recognition Reform Bill is discussed, focusing on its passage and the principle of legislative competence between Westminster and the Scottish Parliament.

Why is it important to encourage more women to become entrepreneurs?

What are some of the barriers that women face when starting their own businesses?

What qualities do the candidates for leadership in the SNP possess?

What is the significance of the gender recognition reform bill mentioned in the text?

How does the speaker view the relationship between Westminster and the Scottish Parliament regarding legislation?