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The Scottish National Party has been the dominant force in Scottish politics for a considerable period, first forming a minority government in 2007 and then winning an overall majority in 2011. This sustained period in power has allowed them to pursue their policy agenda, including the push for independence and public service reforms like those mentioned for buses.
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