The SNP treat the Scottish electorate with contempt and are intent on building a culture of secrecy around the actions of their MPs and MSPs and those of their Green Party minions.
It is unbelievable that they think it is "not in the public interest" for voters to know how their elected officials act.
They claim that revealing the outcome of complaints would stop others from coming forward to raise misconduct allegations. What a lot of tosh. Surely if people knew that complaints were taken seriously and proper action taken when a complaint was upheld, it would actually encourage more people to come forward.
But, of course, as has been shown by the recent Grady case, the SNP have no interest in taking action against their elected members who are guilty of misconduct and in fact are more interested in protecting the guilty than the complainer.
The actions of the SNP and their Green allies are a disgrace.
