Interview with Nicola Sturgeon, Part 7/9

The speaker reflects on their change of opinion during election campaigns and discusses the SNP's decision-making process, highlighting the internal debates and democracy within the party. The focus then shifts to the welfare bill, emphasizing the importance of building progressive alliances and addressing issues like tax credits for vulnerable people.

What does the speaker highlight as a strength of SNP democracy?

• Media coverage

• Election campaigns

• Internal debates

• Public speeches

What decision did the SNP group in the House of Commons make?

• To vote against the welfare bill

• To hold a debate

• To change leadership

• To support the welfare bill

What does the speaker suggest about the SNP's internal processes?

• They are secretive

• They lack debate

• They are robust and regular

• They are infrequent

What is the speaker's view on building progressive alliances?

• It is less important than foxhunting

• It is crucial for social progress

• It should be avoided

• It is only about tax credits

According to the speaker, what issue is more important than foxhunting?

• Public speeches

• Media coverage

• Election campaigns

• Tax credits for vulnerable people