We must leave Mr Robertson's debate highlighting Eating Disorder Awareness Week 2016, external. 

Scottish Secretary David Mundell will now give evidence to the Devolution Committee following today's historic deal on the fiscal framework.

To carry on watching the Eating Disorder Awareness Week 2016 debate, can we point you in the direction of the Scottish Parliament's chamber coverage, external.  

Mr Robertson stresses early intervention is crucial and praises the dedication and commitment of NHS staff. 

He congratulates the Scottish Eating Disorders Interest Group in its support to professionals and families. 

The Scottish government is fully committed to further dialogue and to seeking ways of improving and achieving a qualitative eating disorder service in Scotland, says Mr Robertson. 

He says he is looking forward to the 2016 Eating Disorders Conference at the Parliament on 26 February 2016.

Mr Robertson uses his motion to highlight Eating Disorder Awareness Week 2016 and the progress in mental health services throughout Scotland over the last five years. 

The SNP MSP says eating disorders are recognised as mental health conditions but that there is still more to be done to prevent deaths. 

He welcomes the increasingly open dialogue about the complexities of eating disorders and the Scottish government's additional mental health spending.  

SNP MSP Dennis Robertson will now lead a member's debate highlighting Eating Disorder Awareness Week 2016, external.

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Due to the extraordinary evidence session with Scottish Secretary David Mundell, before the Devolution Committee, we will have to leave the member's debate at 6.50pm.

If you wish to watch the whole of the member's debate on Eating Disorder Awareness Week 2016, can we point you in the direction of the Scottish Parliament's chamber coverage, external.

MSPs unanimously agree to note the publication on 10 December 2015 of the second annual report on Scotland’s National Action Plan for Human Rights (SNAP), SNAP: Scotland’s National Action Plan for Human Rights - Year Two Report.

MSPs unanimously back the amended motion from the Scottish government's debate on the BBC Charter Renewal Process.

The Labour and Conservative amendments were unanimously agreed to, but the Lib Dem amendment fell.

MSPs uanimously back the general principles of the Land and Building Transaction Tax (Amendment)(Scotland) Bill, external. 

Mr Swinney brings the debate on the Land and Building Transaction Tax (Amendment)(Scotland) Bill, external to a close.

Just a wee reminder that decision time has finally found a home at 6.40pm, after the historic events of today.

SNP MSP Dennis Robertson will then lead a member's debate highlighting Eating Disorder Awareness Week 2016, external.

Due to the extraordinary evidence session with Scottish Secretary David Mundell, before the Devolution Committee, we will have to leave the member's debate at 6.50pm.

If you wish to watch the whole of the member's debate on Eating Disorder Awareness Week 2016, can we point you in the direction of the Scottish Parliament's chamber coverage, external.

Scottish Conservative MSP Gavin Brown says the risk of inaction is greater than the risk of unintended consequences and he will be voting in favour of the Land and Building Transaction Tax (Amendment)(Scotland) Bill, external.

Labour MSP Jackie Baillie says: "There needs to be stability and certainty and not chop and change."

Ms Baillie says tomorrow the budget will be decided apon, but the UK government's approach will not be known until mid-March.

She says she accepts the supplement will help protect people from second home owners but there are unintended consequences.   

Ms Baillie says her party will support the general principles of the bill at decision time. 

Following the deal being agreed, Secretary of State for Scotland David Mundell said he was "very pleased".

He added: "This is a genuinely significant moment in the Scottish Parliament’s history, as this agreement will enable it to take on unprecedented new powers and responsibilities, and to become more accountable. 

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"The debate is now truly about how the new powers will be used to improve the lives of people in Scotland.”

We'll bring you extensive coverage of Mr Mundell's forthcoming appearance before the Devolution Committee from 6.55pm.

Finance Committee Convener Kenneth Gibson says the committee heard mixed views on the impact of the bill on first time buyers.

Mr Gibson says the committee considered these views and were also focused on maintaining housing stock levels.

The SNP MSP says a grace period should be delivered and he is glad to hear this will be considered.

He says it is essential that the impact of this bill is closely monitored.  

The finance secretary says that reviewing the impact of this supplement will require a full year of data.

Mr Swinney says he does not want to entirely close the door on a grace period.

He will ask Revenue Scotland to monitor the situation and deicide on a grace period thereafter.

Last December Finance Secretary John Swinney announced an extra charge for people buying second homes and buy-to-let landlords. 

Delivering his budget, Mr Swinney said there would be an additional supplement of 3% of the purchase price of the property, on top of the existing Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT). 

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The move follows a similar announcement by the UK chancellor last month. The Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT) replaced UK stamp duty in April. 

According to the Scottish Fiscal Commission, the official watchdog of the Scottish government's tax and spending plans, the supplement on LBTT will affect between 8,500 and 12,500 transactions each year, and could raise between £19m and £27m.

It warned, however, that it is hard to forecast the impact in the first year, as sales may be brought forward to the current financial year to avoid the new tax.  

The legislation will amend the Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (Scotland) Act 2013 to make provision about an additional amount of tax to be chargeable in respect of certain transactions relating to dwellings. 

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UK Chancellor George Osborne said "We have secured a stronger Scotland in a stronger in a stronger UK. It delivers on the vow we made to the people of Scotland.

"It is fair to the taxpayers of all of the UK and it gives Scotland one of the most powerful devolved parliaments in the world. 

"I think the debate will now shift from whether Scotland has these tax and spending powers to how these tax and spending powers are used for the benefit of the Scottish people."

The ubiquitous John Swinney now leads the  Stage 1 debate on the Land and Building Transaction Tax (Amendment)(Scotland) Bill, external.

Greens MSP Alison Johnstone says she wants an inclusive participative process as part of the review.

 First Minister Nicola Sturgeon agrees to do so.

SNP MSP Alex Salmond praises the deputy first minister and the first minister and says the Treasury has been "sent homewards to think again".

Devolution Committee convener Bruce Crawford says it is time for comprehensive scrutiny of the fiscal framework deal.

  The first minister says the draft of the agreement will be published by the end of the week.