Labour's Kate Green asks how any disputes over the consultation will be settled.

David Mundell replies that there are mechanisms for dealing with disputes, some of which have already been utilised.

April Cumming:, external On #ScotlandBill, it's clear we need independent arbiter to oversee disputes between Govs, particularly on 'no detriment' and tax policy impacts

Andrew Neary: , externalHeidi Allen claiming that the SNP don't have trust within the Tories. Oh, well done. Bravo. Nothing gets past you, does it? #ScotlandBill

Jacqueline:, external #ScotlandBill I object to politicians like Mundell lording it over Scotland when they have no clear mandate here to do so #TeamSNP #SNP56

Stephen Leary: , externalHosie complains that David Mundell is too slow yet it's his SNP pals who constantly intervene & hold it up. #SnpHypocrisy #ScotlandBill

Further interventions from the SNP, such as from Eilidh Whiteford, have continued to press David Mundell on the suggestion that the Scotland Bill doesn't bring forward the Smith Commission recommendations.

Alex Salmond has also intervened again to say the editorial of the Daily Record says "there are serious concerns" the bill doesn't implement the recommendations.

Conservative MP Heidi Allen says that there is a "lack of trust" from the SNP benches, a statement which is met by laughter from the SNP.

She asks why they cannot take Mr Mundell at his word, and says that unless there is trust amongst the parties, "they will achieve nothing."

The SNP's Stewart Hosie asks if Mr Mundell will discuss the actual contents of the Bill, or just "waffle" around the subject.

Mr Mundell says that, had he not taken interventions, he would have been criticised by the SNP.

Scottish Secretary David Mundell says there will be "four days of line by line scrutiny" of the Scotland Bill when it gets to the committee stage.

Quoting Nicola Sturgeon, he says "compromise isn't the same as concession", and states that compromise was made by all parties during the negotiations.

He says that this debate isn't about re-raising those issues.

He says that as the Bill goes forward, they will listen to "all parts of the country, and all parts of the Chamber" to "fully implement the spirit of the Smith Commission",

Mike Mitchell:, external Salmond obsessed with the Record today. Seems the mainstream media are back in favour! #ScotlandBill

Stephen Leary:, external Salmond behaving like an out and out prat now as he intervenes again waving the Daily Record. Same intervention same answer #ScotlandBill

Ruth Campbell:, external Sorry Mundell the people of Scotland WILL NOT be satisfied with the outcome of the bill! Why do you think there are so many SNP MPs in HoC

James Boatman:, external Once the Scotland Bill is enacted I guess we will see who is prepared to act on austerity in the 2016 election manifestos

You can read for yourself the Daily Record's coverage, external of the Bill as mentioned by Alex Salmond.

Here is the piece written, external by Professor Adam Tomkins that Scotland Secretary David Mundell mentioned.

Lib Dem Tavish Scott has also written, external about the Scotland Bill in today's edition of the paper.

David Rhodes
Politics Reporter, BBC North East and Cumbria

Despite what happened to the party at the ballot box in May lots of #Labour MPs at the #ScotlandBill debate in HofC

David Mundell pays tribute to the 10 members of the Smith Commission; he says they represented their parties constructively.

He also pays tribute to Lord Smith of Kelvin, who chaired the Commission, and everyone who submitted views to the Commission.

Peter Arnott: , externalQuestion from N Ireland. What effect will this have. Mundell's answer? "Search me!" Have they actually thought about this at all?

Mark Coburn: , externalTommy Sheppard currently getting stuck into David Mundell.

Andrew James Lawson:, external We must accept that the @theSNP will never be happy with whatever is in the #Scotland bill, unless its Independence.

The SNP's Pete Wishart says that he has rarely seen such a "shambling" front bench performance.

David Mundell hits back, saying he had hoped that being part of a larger contingent of MPs might have resulted in a "behaviour change" from Mr Wishart.

David Mundell says that the Scotland Bill represents a further step forward in the governance of Scotland.

He says it is the "settled will of the Scottish people" that Scotland should remain part of the UK, and that this Bill will allow for a strengthened Scottish Parliament within the union.

Mr Mundell says the Bill was part of the Conservative manifesto, and the fact it has been brought forward so soon after the general election shows the commitment of the government towards fulfilling it.

SNP MP Owen Thompson tweets:, external Currently in the chamber listening to second reading of the Scotland Bill - clear that the bill will not meet expectations of the vow.

Taylor:, external giving a strong performance in the Commons presenting the Scotland Bill amid SNP heckling.

Adam W:, external Has Mundell morphed into Cameron? Going on a meaningless rant cause he's rattled by @AlexSalmond & other #SNP56? #ScotlandBill

Mike Mitchell:, external Clearly the SNP will say they all want FFA but will claim they're not being allowed it by the Tories. #ScotlandBill

The SNP's Ian Blackford says that the election of 56 SNP MPs at the general election proves that the people of Scotland want a "powerhouse parliament with full economic powers."

David Mundell once again replies that the SNP signed up to the Smith Commission proposals.

The Conservative Sir Edward Leigh says that there is a good Conservative case for full fiscal autonomy, as otherwise Holyrood will be a "spending Parliament", not a tax-raising one.

David Mundell says that he does not agree with this analysis.

The SNP's Stewart Hosie says that the Bill is so inadequate that it doesn't allow the Scottish Parliament to spend all the money it raises.

Mr Mundell says that the SNP signed up to the tax powers that the Smith Commission, external recommended.

Scottish Secretary David Mundell tells the House that the Scotland Bill delivers in full the Smith Commission on more devolved powers. His "feet will be put to the fire" on this important legislation.

The House is told that an amendment tabled by the SNP has not been selected for debate.