The Economy Committee takes evidence on Brexit from Economy Secretary Keith Brown and Brexit Minister Mike Russell
There are two questions today in topical questions, one on child abuse in football and the other on the SCSC claim that Scotland faces a 'lost generation' if ASF funding is cut
The Scottish government leads a debate on the implications for culture, creative industries and tourism following the EU Referendum
The Scottish government will then lead a debate on celebrating St Andrew's Day
SNP MSP Rona Mackay will then lead this afternoon's member's debate on blood donations by men who have sex with other men
The Economy Committee will take evidence on the economic impact of leaving the EU from:
Keith Brown and Mike Russell will shortly give evidence
Also giving evidence will be:
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Image source, ThinkstockThis extended tea break is nearly over..
The committee has moved into private session until 11am.
Image source, bbc/getty imagesFirst up this morning is the Economy Committee.
In an unusual move, MSPs are likely to move into private session at the beginning of the meeting.
Then at 11am we are expecting Economy Secretary Keith Brown and Brexit Minister Mike Russell to give evidence on the economic impact of Brexit on Scotland.
Good morning and welcome to Holyrood Live's coverage of the Scottish Parliament on 29 November 2016.
We’ve opted for the Economy Committee which will take evidence from Economy Secretary Keith Brown and Brexit Minister Mike Russell on the economic impact of leaving the EU.
There are two questions today in topical questions, one on child abuse in football and the other on the SCSC claim that Scotland faces a 'lost generation' of children if additional support needs funding is cut.
Image source, PA/Getty imagesThe Scottish government will lead another debate on the impact of the Brexit vote, this time looking at culture, the creative industries and tourism.
Then it’s happy St Andrew’s Day as the government debates it for half an hour, a day early!
SNP MSP Rona Mackay will then lead a debate calling for equality in blood donation, in particular regarding men who have sex with men (at the moment they face a 12-month temporary deferral).