Here is the Scottish government motion.

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The government will now lead a debate on delivering Scotland's food waste target.

Scottish Labour MSP Elaine Smith raises a point of order to ask why key information is redacted to back-benchers.

Ms Smith says tax information was redacted from the budget paper provided.

The Labour MSP says the cabinet secretary also said several times that other ministers would give updates tomorrow.

Presiding Officer Ken Macintosh says it is a matter for the Scottish government but he is sure they will reflect on it.

Conservative MSP John Scott asks if the government has changed its position on empty property rates relief.

Mr Mackay says with the government's package of measures the Scottish economy will grow.

That's the final question and answer but we are going to continue bringing you reaction to the budget till the close of play.

Lib Dem MSP Mike Rumbles asks about the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route.

Mr Mackay says the government is delivering the AWPR while the Lib Dems failed.

The finance secretary says the government will continue to deliver on capital investment.

Mr Mackay says the capital plans and spending commitments are prudent.

The finance secretary says in relation to sport and healthier lifestyles, there is more support.

Mr Mackay adds that there is considerable budget support for big sporting events and he says the sector is very well protected.

Scottish Conservative MSP Brian Whittle says there has been a 8.3% slash and cut in sport.

Mr Whittle asks how this speaks to a preventable health agenda.

He says it shows a "lack of understanding," he says. 

Mr Mackay says the living wage is a very important matter.

He goes on to say that the living wage will be delivered for social care.

SNP MSP Christina McKelvie says the health and social care investment shows there is no complacency in Scotland.

Ms McKelvie asks if overnight care workers will also benefit from the additional support. 

The finance secretary says there is new resources for education and skills.

Mr Mackay adds that there is a range of areas where the government is supporting the economy, education and apprenticeships.

Scottish Labour MSP Daniel Johnstone asks for confirmation that the skills budget will actually fall in real terms.

He says this is a "hammer blow" to businesses in Scotland.

Mr Mackay says the Conservatives want to cut tax and spend more.

He says he has engaged with the justice service and he says his budget gives a sound settlement.

Scottish Conservative MSP Douglas Ross says the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal budget has been cut. 

Mr Ross asks why this has happened. 

Mr Mackay says the government will double rural relief and expand the Small Business Bonus Scheme.

SNP MSP Kate Forbes asks how rural business rates will benefit from the budget.

Labour MSP Neil Bibby welcomes the money for rail fares and says it is due to his party.

Mr Mackay says the government has committed £3m to helping with rail fares.

He asks whether the Labour Party will support the budget to allow this to happen.