Scottish Greens to Vote on Future of Bute House Agreement
The future of the powersharing deal with the SNP is uncertain as Green Party members prepare for a crucial vote.
- The Bute House Agreement, formed in 2021, brought Green ministers into the Scottish Government for the first time.
- Recent criticisms from within both the SNP and the Greens have put the agreement's continuation in jeopardy.
- Key issues causing tension include unpopular policies and the recent scrapping of a major climate target.
- An extraordinary general meeting to discuss the agreement is scheduled for late May.
- The outcome of the vote could significantly impact the SNP's ability to govern, potentially ending the coalition.