We also have a fully searchable table of results which, as it is updated during the day, will give you the details of who has won, by how much, and what the swing has been:
Three arguments here, that either a) you need an overall SNP majority, b) you need an overall majority in the popular vote, or c) you need an overall parliamentary majority of pro-independence parties. #SP21
The first one seems to be the unionist argument (although I'm sure any mandate would have been rejected regardless). This is based on the basic FPTP system of winner takes all. That's fine, but we have a PR system in Scotland, so those rules don't apply. #SP21
But in reality, if that was the judgement, then the SNP have romped home in FPTP and there is a clear majority of those seats. This argument essentially ignores Green seats as important. #SP21
1) I think there was a genuine error in publishing in full his ministerial code submission. I felt there were aspects of it I expected to be redacted, it wasn't *that* shocking the Crown got involved
2) The decision to publish, then remove, redact and republish is in my view more damaging to the anonymity of the complainants than anything else this inquiry has done up until now.
That was a serious error of judgement.
3) There should be an inquiry of some sort into the way this has been handle (I know, I know), and if it possible, a way to give Holyrood a similar level of parliamentary privilege to Westminster.
Without that, this issue is going to recur for as long as the parliament is about