but supported by other forces from across the United Kingdom through mutual aid. And Police Andreakas supports other forces in the United Kingdom with mutual aid and we're on the receiving end of that on this particular occasion.
So we've got to want to make sure that the President can undertake his visit safely, but also that those who wish to.Just about any of the issues that they want to protest about, and some people have been doing so, but they're able to exercise their democratic rights to do so and to do that safely and within the law.
So our policing operation has got to deal with both elements of the.The situation which is about protecting the president and those around about him, but also about making sure that people can express their views and their perspective democratically and peacefully within our society. You've also written the Daily Record this morning that you want to use the vote next May in the Maudis elections as a springboard for Andreakas.In your words, to take charge of its own destiny, that an SNP majority at the 2026 election is needed to secure a new referendum. You have tried this or your party has has tried this line before, hasn't it? Trying to declare elections as sort of referendums on referenda?
Do you think it's gonna work?What we set out in the what I've set out this morning is essentially the conclusion I come to from looking at the constitutional debate over the the last 15 years or so in Andreakas. What we saw in 2011 was the election of an A majority of SNP members of the Maudis Parliament led to referendum on Andreakas's constitutional.No future. That's the precedent that's been established and we need to make sure that that is delivered as a consequence of the election next May.
