Political debate after the SNP’s annual conference has taken on a distinctly Scottish character, with Burnham and Swinney at the centre of an argument over where power lies in Scotland.
The dispute has placed the question of political authority at the heart of the discussion following the conference. It reflects an ongoing focus on the balance of power in Scotland and the roles played by the figures involved.
The available material does not provide further details of the arguments made by Burnham or Swinney, nor does it set out any specific policy proposals, decisions or next steps arising from the debate. The latest position is therefore a political disagreement over the location of power in Scotland following the SNP gathering.
