Multiple reports say the Scottish National Party (SNP) has written off the value of a motorhome associated with former party chief executive Peter Murrell, while still owing him £60,000. The accounts link the motorhome to financial conduct under investigation in which Murrell is described as having used the vehicle purchase as part of a wider £400,000 embezzlement claim involving SNP funds. The reporting indicates the SNP treats the vehicle’s remaining value as unrecoverable, effectively recognising a loss tied to the motorhome. At the same time, the sources state that the SNP has an outstanding payment obligation of £60,000 to Murrell. The articles do not indicate that the amount owed has been cancelled or repaid, only that the motorhome’s value has been written off and the £60,000 debt remains. The reports provide consistent figures on the written-off value treatment and the remaining £60,000 owed, while framing the vehicle in the context of the alleged misuse of party funds.