The power-sharing deal struck by the SNP and Greens at Holyrood is under threat after the Scottish Government abandoned key climate change targets.
The Scottish Greens said a vote on the deal at an upcoming extraordinary general meeting (EGM) would be binding.
Dates for the convention and key votes have not yet been announced.
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Scottish Greens co-leader Patrick Harvey said he would urge members to back a power-sharing deal so the party can “put green values into practice” in government.
Writing on X, he said “many” members have been calling for an extraordinary general meeting to discuss the future of the agreement.
But Mr Harvey said: “As part of the Scottish Government we are making changes on a bigger scale than ever before.”
It is less than three years since the Butte House Agreement in August 2021 saw the Greens enter government for the first time anywhere in the UK.
The deal is named after the First Minister’s official residence in Edinburgh and, crucially, single nucleotide polymorphism When its votes in the Scottish Parliament are combined with those of seven Green Party MPs, it has a majority in the Scottish Parliament.
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The deal gives Scottish Green party co-leaders Mr Harvey Slater and Mr Lorna Slater ministerial roles.
In calling for the vote, Ms Slater said: “As a democratic party the aim is to give members the opportunity to debate and decide how the party moves forward.”
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Ms Slater added: “As we have seen in recent years, months and days, not everything in politics is easy, but our strength as a green movement lies in confronting those destructive forces if we Without action, these destructive forces will destroy everything we have achieved.” “
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