The First Minister of Scotland is the head of the Scottish Government and is responsible for leading the executive branch. This position is held by a member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) and is typically the leader of the political party that has the most seats in the Parliament. The First Minister oversees the administration of government policies and represents Scotland in discussions with the UK government. The First Minister also plays a key role in shaping Scotland's domestic and international policies. They are involved in various areas, including health, education, and justice, and work to address the needs and concerns of the Scottish people. The First Minister is supported by a team of ministers and civil servants in carrying out their duties.