Nicola Sturgeon interview

The transcript discusses an inquiry into whether Parliament was misled, with a focus on James Hamilton's independent report clearing the accused of breaching the ministerial code. Concerns are raised about potential biases within the committee conducting the inquiry. The discussion also touches on accusations of partisan behavior and reflects on the handling of complaints against Alex Salmond, acknowledging mistakes made by the Scottish Government.

What was James Hamilton's conclusion regarding the speaker's adherence to the ministerial code?

• The speaker's actions were inconclusive.

• The speaker partially breached the ministerial code.

• The speaker did not breach the ministerial code.

• The speaker breached the ministerial code.

What concern does the speaker express about some committee members?

• They are not qualified to make judgments.

• They had preconceived notions of guilt.

• They were influenced by external parties.

• They were not present during the inquiry.

What is the speaker's stance on the independent lawyer's conclusions?

• They are irrelevant to the inquiry.

• They are incomplete and need revision.

• They are independent and credible.

• They are biased and unreliable.

What does the speaker hope the committee report will contribute to?

• A revision of the inquiry process.

• A process of learning lessons.

• A change in government leadership.

• A new ministerial code.

What mistake does the speaker acknowledge regarding the Scottish Government?

• Ignoring the independent report.

• Not consulting with the committee.

• Mishandling complaints against Alex Salmond.

• Failing to conduct a proper inquiry.