Interview with Nicola Sturgeon

The transcript discusses the potential for a second independence referendum in Scotland, emphasizing the importance of democratic choice. The speaker highlights their focus on leading the country through the COVID-19 pandemic and plans for a public inquiry to learn from the crisis. The inquiry aims to be a collaborative effort across the Four Nations, but Scotland is prepared to proceed independently if necessary.

What was the speaker's primary focus during the pandemic?

• Negotiating with other countries

• Organizing political rallies

• Leading the country through COVID-19

• Planning for an independence referendum

According to the speaker, who should decide Scotland's future?

• The UK Parliament

• Boris Johnson

• Scotland's democratically elected Parliament

• International organizations

What is the speaker's stance on a public inquiry into COVID-19?

• It should be avoided to save resources

• It should be a Four Nations approach if possible

• It should be delayed indefinitely

• It should be conducted by international experts

What will the speaker do if a Four Nations inquiry cannot be agreed upon?

• Abandon the idea of an inquiry

• Conduct a Scottish-only public inquiry

• Wait for other governments to agree

• Seek international intervention

Why does the speaker believe a public inquiry is vital?

• To allocate blame

• For accountability and learning lessons

• To delay future elections

• To increase political power