Murdo Fraser welcomes backing of colleagues as he launches Scottish Conservative leadership bid

The speaker discusses recent developments in their political team, including new signings and support from colleagues. They address challenges faced by the party, such as a poor election performance and internal conflicts. The speaker emphasizes the need for change, proposing a 12-point reform plan to empower party members. They highlight the importance of unity and adapting to the evolving political landscape in Scotland, moving beyond constitutional debates.

What are the key issues mentioned that have caused frustration among party activists and members?

How does the speaker perceive the current state of the party in relation to its leadership?

What is the significance of the 12 point plan mentioned in the speech?

What changes does the speaker propose to give more power back to party members?

In what ways does the speaker suggest the party should adapt to the changing political landscape in Scotland?