Scottish Greens co-leader says MSPs will be voting against Yousaf in a motion of no confidence

The transcript discusses the Scottish Greens' decision to support a vote of no confidence against Hamza Yousaf, citing the end of the Bute House agreement and a lack of confidence in the SNP's progressive agenda. The Scottish Greens emphasize their commitment to a progressive, independent Scotland and express concerns about the future of policies like rent controls and climate targets. The transcript also covers personal reflections on the political changes, party dynamics, and the potential for early elections. The Scottish Greens remain committed to their vision and are prepared for future political challenges.

What was the basis for supporting Hamza Yousaf as First Minister last year?

What agreement did the First Minister decide to end, leading to a loss of confidence?

What are the Scottish Green MSPs' views on the current government and their policies?

How do the Scottish Greens perceive the future of climate policies without their involvement in government?

What emotions did the speaker express regarding the future of Scotland after the recent political changes?

What does the speaker believe about the potential for an early Scottish Parliament election?

Reflect on the speaker's feelings about their time in government and the work they accomplished.