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Is this what happens when a party has been in power for ‘too long’? | LBC analysis
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13:36Now PlayingScotland's First Minister Humza Yousaf has said he will not resign, telling LBC that he has not considered his position.
During a visit to a housing project in Dundee, he denies that his time as First Minister is coming to an end, saying: “I intend fully to be fighting a vote of no confidence. I intend to win that vote of no confidence.”
He told LBC: "I’m out here delivering on the priorities of the people. £80 million towards affordable housing, while the opposition are just playing silly political games. let them play the games that they're going to play.
"I'll be writing to each of the party leaders in the party group represented within the Scottish Parliament to have that discussion with them about their priorities and what are our priorities. And I would say to the Greens. I understand and I've heard they're upset.
"I've heard their anger and I understand it, and that was certainly not my intention. But what I would say to them is I think it's really important that they do reconsider their position in relation to the vote of no confidence because the SNP and the Greens, although not in a formal arrangement in in cooperation agreement, still share a number of values we still share important priorities.
"I've heard they're upset, and it certainly was not my intention to make them feel that way, so I would hope that they are willing, once I write to them, to meet, to have a discussion I intend to go into that voting of confidence and win that vote of no confidence."
He said it was not his intention to anger the Greens by ending the power-sharing deal, saying he hoped the party would “reconsider their position.”
He says he is confident he can win the no confidence vote, after he scrapped his power-sharing deal with the Green Party, which had supported the SNP led Scottish government for three years.
He faces a no-confidence vote next week, with the Scottish Greens planning to vote against him.
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