Scottish National Party auditors QUIT just two days after Peter Murrell arrest

Adolf Goebbels
Published on Apr 7, 2023
The accountants which audit the SNP's accounts have resigned.

Johnston Carmichael took the decision after reviewing its client portfolio according to the BBC.

The firm are believed to have worked with the part for over a decade and now, by law, the party has until July 7 to present their accounts to the Electoral Commission or face possible sanctions.

It comes after Nicola Sturgeon's husband and former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell was arrested on Wednesday morning amid a police investigation into 'missing' finances.

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