Interview with Lorraine Platt MP on Fox Hunting Part 4/4

The transcript discusses the SNP's desire to tighten legislation in Scotland, comparing it to England and Wales. It questions the motives of SNP MPs voting against the government, suggesting it may be for the right reasons, such as supporting the hunting ban. The conversation highlights the importance of wildlife protection and the concerns of farmers who oppose relaxing the ban. Overall, there is significant opposition to weakening the ban, transcending party lines.

What is the main reason SNP wants to tighten legislation in Scotland?

• To increase tourism

• To support local farmers

• To align with England and Wales

• To gain political leverage

Why do SNP MPs oppose hunting with dogs?

• For political gain

• To support the government

• To increase hunting licenses

• For ethical reasons

What is the speaker's personal view on the SNP's stance?

• They are indifferent

• They are politically motivated

• They are right to support the ban

• They are weakening the government

What concern do farmers have regarding the hunting ban?

• It limits their land use

• It disrupts their farming operations

• It increases their taxes

• It reduces their livestock

What is the general sentiment towards weakening the ban?

• Indifference

• Widespread support

• Widespread opposition

• Confusion