Achi news desk-
The Scottish Greens will hold an internal party vote on the Bute House deal later this month after a growing row
However, the Prime Minister has been urged to take control of the growing unrest by ending the deal first.
A number of SNP MPs have said the deal, signed by Nicola Sturgeon in 2021, should end with long-serving SNP politician Christine Grahame the latest senior official to call for the move.
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“I think it has run its course,” Ms Grahame told ITV Border on Wednesday afternoon speaking from Holyrood.
“I have been here when we had a minority government and I think there is such a difference between what the Greens and the SNP are looking for.
Asked if she wanted the Prime Minister to leave the BHA, she replied: “Whoever does, I’d rather it be us.”
Former finance secretary Kate Forbes has also said the deal should be reviewed as has SNP veteran Fergus Ewing.
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More than 100 Greens activists demanded an extraordinary general meeting last week after the Scottish Government dropped its landmark climate change target of cutting carbon emissions by 75% by 2030.
There was also unrest among SNP MSPs over Greens co-convener Patrick Harvie’s comments on the Cass report on gender identity services for young people.
