Scotland===Scottish National Party

The Scotland===Scottish National Party is directly affected by the embezzlement charges against its former chief executive, Peter Murrell, and the controversy surrounding the early disclosure of this information to its leader, John Swinney. This event has led to accusations of 'sleaze and cover-ups' and could negatively impact its standing in upcoming elections.

The Scotland===Scottish National Party faces negative scrutiny due to the allegations against Sally Donald, a candidate who has now withdrawn. Opposition parties are calling for an audit of their candidates, potentially impacting the party's reputation and performance in the upcoming Holyrood election.

Jeane Freeman was an MSP for the Scotland===Scottish National Party and served as a minister in their government. Her death is a loss to the party, particularly given her prominent role during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Scotland===Scottish National Party, as the ruling party in the Scotland===Scottish Government, is responsible for the decision to establish the inquiry. They face criticism from opposition parties for perceived delays and past misrepresentations.

The Scotland===Scottish National Party is indirectly affected by the controversy surrounding its former chief executive, Peter Murrell, and former leader, Nicola Sturgeon, as well as the actions of the First Minister, John Swinney, who is a member of the party. The event could impact public perception of the party's governance.