The Scottish Sun political leaders quiz

No chance. We may as well put a sign at Gretna saying 'Warning: High Taxes Start Here'. In fact, we should aim to cut tax.

Asbolutely. Let's plug the proceeds into schools.

Are you insane? It would scare people away. We should have the same rates as England.

Yes. Scotland should use its powers to better society and we all have to pay

No chance - that's just passing on Tory austerity

A penny on the basic rate? Pah. We need to slap 3p on the higher rate and 10p on the top rate.

Everything would be far better if we were out of Europe.

Scotland needs a stronger opposition

We need to make our education system the best again.​

We need a bolder Scottish Parliament to build a better Scotland

Kids not Cuts

Standing up for Scotland

It should be banned - permanently - right now.

If it's under there, let's go get it!

It could provide a significant boost to the economy and should be allowed, subject to the necessary checks and balances .

The right thing to do is to carry out tests and studies to find if it can be done safely and cleanly. In the meantime, there should be no fracking.

Well, my members voted for it but I decided it was a bad idea. So, no.

No chance. It would risks the climate and local communities. We need to focus on clean energy.

Fend off calls from party HQ about my latest outbursts

Cycling and cooking

Read Twitter and have a Chinese takeaway

Scrabble with the family and a 10k

Kickboxing, burgers, booze, rugger, banter, tank riding, Twitter.

Stare at the polls in disbelief and play the odd game of pool.

I'd rather talk about improving our public services with the powers we've got. But I don't want a second referendum.

No. It's time to get on and govern, not for more division.

No. The SNP claimed the 2014 referendum once in a generation, even once in a lifetime. They should respect the result.

Now's not the time. When the next one comes, there has to be a stronger case built.

Of course not. The only referendum I'm interested in is on June 23.

If the people of Scotland want one, then yes. In the meantime, let's start building the case again.

Yes. Though I'm not really that bothered about the whole affair. Honest.

Let's get out - now. These Brussels bureaucrats tried to ban my high-power toaster. It's nothing short of oppression.

Yes. The Tories are fighting their civil war through the EU referendum instead and tearing the country apart.

Yes. Not least as the nationalists will use an Out vote to get another indy referendum.

Yes. We need to stay in the EU and reform it from within.

Yes. And if we're dragged out, Scots will demand a second indy referendum

Nicola does them so I suppose I'd better try. Anyone?

Only if there's a tank in shot or someone is licking a Solero

Selfies jar with the collective ethos of my party

I prefer Periscope. Anyone know how to turn the sound on?

Can't say anyone's asked me for one recently. I prefer photocalls at nurseries

Gimme your phone. *click*. Next?

I like the NHS. My dad was a pharmacist.

Spending on Scotland's NHS must rise faster. Increases have not kept pacer with England.

Too many targets are being missed and promises not being kept. We are letting down patients and staff.

We need to speed up investment and shift spending towards preventative measures like wages, housing and food to make Scotland’s population healthier.

We need to make improving mental health services a priority for our NHS.

Scotland's NHS budget has been protected in real-terms. Only independence can fully protect it from the Tories' privatisation agenda.

We need a new government agency to make investments in North Sea infrastructure.

Westminster has failed the North Sea. We need tax cuts, government-guaranteed loans for oil firms, and more decision making in Scotland.

It's a good job we're not now independent. The SNP were wildly optimistic on their projections for oil revenues.

Let's start decomissioning and finding jobs for workers in new onshore sectors like renewable energy.

We should squeeze out every last drop while we can.

Only the broad shoulders of the UK can support the industry in tough times. It's a good job Scotland isn't reliant on these revenues.

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