SNP MSP Christina McKelvie says it is "a bit rich" of Tory party members to talk about SNP members raising grievance.

Ms McKelvie says it is the Tories that have raised this entire grievance resulting in a Brexit vote.

The SNP MSP says Westminster will no longer have to take notice of worker's rights when the UK leaves the EU. 

"Do you trust Westminster to stand up for Scotland, I don't," she says. 

Tory MSP Douglas Ross says he voted to remain and accepts an intervene early.

SNP MSP Gillian Martin asks whether Scottish people voted in 2014 to leave the EU.

Mr Ross points out the question in 2014 was "Should Scotland be and independent country, yes or no?"

The Tory MSP says: "They rejected your argument in 2014 and they are still rejecting them now."

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Mr Ross says tens of thousands of SNP members voted to leave.

In response to shouting from a sedentary SNP position for proof, he cites SNP MSP Alex Neil.

The Tory MSp says he is filled with fear that politicians in any parliament would vote against the democratic will. 

Mr Ross says for Nicola Sturgeon to say this debate and vote is "one of the most significant in the history" of devolution" is "complete rubbish".

SNP MSP Stuart McMillan says the "calamitous self harm" that resulted in a Brexit vote began when the then Prime Minister David Cameron succumbed to the UKIP wing of the Tory party.

Mr McMillan says Ms May has insisted that access to the single market will continue on the UK's terms.

"Who is she kidding," he says. 

He says the "calamitous self harm", that Prime Minister Theresa May refers to, will continue for generations to come. 

Labour MSP Elaine Smith says the debate should be extended by up to 30 minutes as her colleague Neil Findlay requested earlier. 

Deputy Presiding Officer Linda Fabiani says it is only one week ago that the business manager looked at the timings of this debate and she is not minded to extend it.

Labour MSP Daniel Johnson says we do not have to "blindly accept" the version of Brexit put to us by the UK government.

Mr Johnson says he cannot accept the UK government course of action.

"I will not vote for something that I think will undermine work and opportunity," he says.

The Labour MSP says there was no clarity around the vote to leave the EU and it was evenly split.

He says the reality is that it exposed division and the UK government should have addressed that. 

SNP MSP Ivan McKee says the people of Scotland have made it clear that they want to remain in the EU.

Mr McKee says the "lightweight White Paper" has left many questions unanswered. 

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Tory MSP Adam Tomkins says the parliament spends too long just going through the motions and does not 

He says the Supreme Court was unanimous in rejecting Holyrood power over triggering Article 50.

Mr Tomkins says the Scottish government is guilty of "grandstanding" and "grievance".

The Tory MSP: "says the UK's membership of the EU is not and never has been a devolved matter."

Mr Tomkins makes a deliberate slip saying freedom fighters instead of terrorism. 

This comes after the family of a Scottish soldier murdered by the IRA  called for an apology from the SNP after a politician's freedom fighters" tweet..

SNP MSP John Mason made the remarks when asked to support a justice campaign for three soldiers killed in 1971.

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SNP MSP Joan McAlpine says the UK white paper has little in substance to say about leaving the EU.

Ms McAlpine says there has been very little in terms of cooperation from the UK government.

She says the UK government has not given any assurances to EU nationals living in the UK. 

Tory MSP John Lamont intervenes to say the prime minister has said she would like EU nationals to stay but wants the EU to give the same guarantees to UK nationals living in Europe.

Ms McAlpine says the prime minister has given no such guarantee to EU nationals staying in the UK.

She says the UK government does not listen and this is not how democracy should work. 

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Mr Rennie says the Conservative government and Nigel Farage did not provide a Brexit White Paper before last June.

The Lib Dem MSP calls on the SNP to back his amendment that calls for the bill to be rejected unless the UK Government agrees to a referendum on the final terms of Brexit.

Brexit Minister Mike Russell calls for a commitment that the Scottish democratic will would be honoured in such a referendum.

Mr Russell says a Tory hard Brexit threatens the economy as does an SNP independence referendum. 

Labour MSP Daniel Johnson intervenes to ask how many different ways his party voted in Westminster.

Mr Rennie says members voted for continued membership and then for a Brexit deal referendum.

The Lib Dem MSP says Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn has not been an effective opposition leader.

Mr Rennie says the British people have been denied a white paper and any information on what Brexit deal plans will be. 

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Scottish Lib Dem MSP Willie Rennie says the SNP motion is significant by what it does not say and the minister was very disciplined in not mentioning independence.

Mr Rennie says the Tory amendment is full of irony as Brexit has been caused by a split in its party over Europe.

He says the Labour amendment is marked by its length in an attempt to hide "total and utter confusion". 

Mr Rennie says there are reports that the SNP are only going to take an independent Scotland into the EEA.

So he says all three parties are anti EU.

Here is the Lib Dem amendment.

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Mr Greer says, during the independence referendum, we were told that Scotland is an equal partner in the Union but that is not the case at all. 

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Mr Greer says Theresa May refuses to work on the compromise proposals from the Scottish government.

The Green MSP says last week Professor Sir David Edward told the Europe Committee that if you believe the UK government's timescale for Brexit "you are away with the fairies."

Labour MSP Neil Findlay asks are people away with the fairies if they believe an independent Scotland could be set up in the same timescale.

Mr Greer says his party were sceptical of the SNP's timescale.