The SNP’s Westminster group has filed its accounts with parliamentary authorities, despite spending six months without an auditor.
As a result of the filing, the group will be able to receive so-called 'short money' - expected to be as much as £1.2m - to support its work.
Former accountants Johnston Carmichael resigned in October, leaving the party without auditors during a period which included some of the most troubled months in its history.
