Scottish Conservative Leadership Contenders Outline Visions at First Hustings
Russell Findlay, Meghan Gallacher, and Murdo Fraser emphasize party unity and reform during Renfrew event.
- Candidates discussed redefining the party beyond Scottish independence issues.
- Russell Findlay criticized lenient sentencing guidelines and opposed splitting from the UK party.
- Meghan Gallacher highlighted her working-class background and criticized SNP's handling of drug issues.
- Murdo Fraser called for an independent commission to examine the party's future structure.
- The new leader will be announced on September 27 after ballots are sent to members on September 4.