Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon
came under fire in late March for claiming
that the Named Person scheme is ‘not compulsory’, despite her Government saying
exactly the opposite.
Simon Calvert,
spokesman
for No
to
Named Persons (NO2NP), said: ‘She may
be the only person in Scotland who doesn’t know that the Named Person scheme contains no opt-outs and no provision
for
parental consent.’
A recent poll revealed that almost two-thirds
of Scottish people believe that the Named
Person policy is an ‘unacceptable intrusion’.
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