Thanks directly to the decisions that we have taken, 55 per cent of Scottish taxpayers are now expected to pay less income tax than they would if they lived in England and, unlike taxpayers in England, they will continue to benefit from free university tuition, free prescriptions, no peak-time rail fares and expanded childcare provision.We are, of course, having to operate in a highly challenging financial environment, exacerbated by a United Kingdom budget that failed to deliver for Scotland—a budget that will not move the dial on the cost of living for squeezed households and which has left us with resource funding that is expected to grow by an average of only 1.1 per cent in real terms during each year of the forecast period, which is not enough to change the difficult fiscal position that we face.Despite those constraints, we have again put child poverty at the heart of the budget, with a package of co-ordinated...