New Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf gives his deputy Shona Robison the job of Finance Secretary - the post which had been held by his leadership rival Kate Forbes
Key appointees in the cabinet of three men and six women include Michael Matheson at health; Jenny Gilruth at education and Angela Constance taking on justice and home affairs
Yousaf said: "I have committed myself to a radical, ambitious and progressive policy agenda for Scotland – and I know that this team is the right one to deliver it."
Forbes finished second in the SNP leadership race and rejected the rural portfolio which she had been offered
Keith Brown who was justice secretary is gone and Angus Robertson retains his constitution and culture brief
Opposition parties say that the line-up is "more of the same" with a continued obsession with independence
Earlier, Yousaf was formally sworn in as Scotland's first minister at the Court of Session in Edinburgh ahead of turning to the task of choosing his cabinet
That's it. The court is adjourned. The ceremony is all over quite quickly, but it is a part of Scotland's history.
All attention will now turn to Bute House and Humza Yousaf's cabinet announcements.
It's official. Humza Yousaf is officially sworn in as first minister during a brief ceremony at the Court of Session in Edinburgh.
He takes the "official declaration", or oath of office, with the court's Lord President also asking him to take a vow as Keeper of the Scottish Seal, external.
Finally, he makes an oath of allegiance to the King.
The scene is set for the swearing in of Humza Yousaf as Scotland's first minister.
Just click on the play icon at the top of the page to watch the ceremony.
Image source, PA MediaHumza Yousaf will shortly be officially sworn in as first minister during a brief ceremony at the Court of Session in Edinburgh.
He will take the "official declaration", or oath of office, with the court's Lord President also asking him to take a vow as Keeper of the Scottish Seal, external.
Finally, he will also make an oath of allegiance to the King.
Following the ceremony he will go to Bute House - the first minister's official residence - where he is expected to then start the process of appointing the rest of his cabinet team.
Glenn Campbell
BBC Scotland Political Editor
Image source, Getty ImagesIvan McKee has left the Scottish government.
The business minister was offered a new job that he considered a step down.
He was initially campaign manager for Kate Forbes but stepped back from that role after early controversies in her campaign.
This is another sign that this Humza Yousaf reshuffle will be more change than continuity.
There will be:
My top tips for promotion are Neil Gray, Mairi McAllan and Jenny Gilruth.
Humza Yousaf
Humza Yousaf is beginning the job of shaping his new government after being chosen as Scotland's first minister.
He is due to announce his first ministerial appointments later once he is formally sworn in at a short ceremony at the Court of Session.
Kate Forbes, the finance secretary he narrowly defeated in the leadership contest, is leaving government after turning down a move to rural affairs.
Ivan McKee, who was part of her campaign team, will also leave.
Image source, PA MediaIt's another historic and busy day for First Minister Humza Yousaf
Good morning and welcome to what promises to be another historic day for Scotland.
Humza Yousaf will formally become first minster once he has taken the official oath in front of the Lord President of the Court of Session and other senior judges at about 10:00.
We'll bring you live coverage of the event.
Mr Yousaf will then go to Bute House and announce his cabinet.
It's a day of ceremony and speculation and we'll bring you updates and analysis throughout. You can watch the swearing-in by hitting the play icon at the top of the page.