SNP MSP Bruce Crawford says there should be "respect" and he has seen many articles with language inciting "hate and division".

Mr Crawford says the parliament should "lead from the front" and that friends and colleagues should show respect for one another's point of view. 

The SNP MSP says the EU referendum result saw 62% of the people of Scotland asking to remain the EU and the people have the right to "solve this conundrum". 

He says voting "no" in 2014 has turned out to be a guarantee that the UK would leave the EU. 

Mr Rennie says there has been great progress in reforming the UK.

The Scottish Lib Dem leader says: "We should be proud of what we achieve together."

He says he wants to create a federal UK with a written constitution.

Mr Rennie says there is a positive case for the UK and its "about the values we share".

He says: "It is not about flags it is about the ties that bind us together."

Scottish Lib Dem leader Willie Rennie says division with Europe is not resolved by division with the UK.

Mr Rennie says "we do not respond to the break with Europe with a break to the UK".

The Scottish Lib Dem leader says this government is distracted by their mission of independence. 

He says the Scottish government is on a "mission" despite the country's failing education system.

"They are only in it for their own good," he adds. 

Scottish Lib Dem leader says how long is forever said Alice, sometimes just one second said the white rabbit, time is a relevant concept especially in Wonderland.

SNP MSP Gillian Martin attempts to raise a point of order but is told, sternly, by Presiding Officer Ken Macintosh her attempt is not a point of order.

Mr Rennie says an independence referendum will divide families, divide communities and divide friends.

Scottish Lib Dem leader Willie Rennie says in just three months, two manifesto commitments have been "blown out of the water."

Mr Rennie says he cannot remember the SNP calling for respect for the will of the Scottish Parliament when it voted against the SNP's HIE plans. 

Scottish Lib Dem leader Willie Rennie uses his amendment to say that a second independence referendum in Scotland would only compound the uncertainty of Brexit and its risk to the economy, environment and security.

Mr Rennie says that public opinion show that there is no appetite for such a vote.

The Scottish Lib Dem leader says there is no mandate for another Scottish independence referendum on the basis of the UK leaving the EU.

He says there are no cast-iron guarantees that full membership of the EU will be sought or granted.

Mr Rennie supports the development of a positive future for Scotland inside a federal UK. 

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Scottish Lib Dem leader Willie Rennie says his party will vote against "another divisive referendum".

Mr Rennie says Alex Salmond very clearly said EFTA is the SNP plan.

He says the Greens secured funds that were going to be spent anyway in the budget and says they are not green but "a bland shade of beige".

Mr Rennie asks where are the one million names are the Greens promised?

Here is the Scottish Lib Dem amendment.

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Scottish Greens co-convener Patrick Harvie says the idea of delaying a referendum until after 2019 fundamentally misrepresents leaving the EU as something good.

Mr Harvie says a deal negotiated by a UK government that Scotland did not choose leaves the people of Scotland "voiceless". 

Scottish Green Party co-convener Patrick Harvie says Labour has chosen to play the Gordon Brown card pretty early this time around and he asks what they might be holding back this time.

Mr Harvie says: "I am not resigned to be taken out of the EU against the will of the people of Scotland."

He says: "UK ministers have blanked Scotland entirely in this process."

Scottish Co-convener Patrick Harvie says "we have heard mealy-mouthed terms such as "access to the single market". 

Mr Harvie adds that EU nationals living in Scotland are being treated as "play things". 

Scottish Green Party co-convener Patrick Harvie says the situation has changed by everything the UK government has done with the Brexit result. 

He cites the disrespect shown to Scotland since then.

Mr Harvie says the Tory manifesto has many pledges to stay in the single market.

The Scottish Green Party co-convener says Ruth Davidson said, after the Brexit debate and vote, she wanted to stay in the single market and the "abandonment of that position is disgraceful". 

Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson intervenes to say there are many Scots who are "furious" that their vote to remain is being used for another independence referendum. 

Scottish Co-convener Patrick Harvie says there are also many who are "furious" that they may be taken out of the EU against their will.

Labour MSP Neil Findlay intervenes to ask, if Scotland does leave the UK, will there be another referendum to ask the people of Scotland if they want to rejoin the EU.

Mr Harvie says he would be happy to debate that, when the time comes. 

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Scottish Green co-convener Patrick Harvie says he has seen keyboard warriors on both sides of the independence argument.

Mr Harvie says the future of Scotland must be decided by the people that live here.

He adds that 2014 was an expression of the will of the people, but so was 2016

Mr Harvie says 55%  of people voted to remain part of the UK and 62% voted to stay in the EU and the UK government has failed to reconcile this.