Scottish government

• A referendum on independence for Scotland.
• Deliver annual efficiency savings of 1.5% per year and free up £1.1bn for reallocation to new national infrastructure projects.
• Ensure 70% of released resources go to improving frontline services and 30% to lower local tax.
• Cut Scottish Executive departments from nine to six.

Economy

• Remove business rates from 120,000 Scottish small businesses and cuts for a further 30,000.
• Replace council tax with a local income tax, with a rate set at 3p.
• Cut red tape and widen access to public sector contracts for small businesses.
• A £2m fund to promote Scottish work at the Edinburgh festivals.
• £10m scheme for new entrants to farming.
• Move to secure quota allocation from decommissioned fishing vessels for active ones.

Transport

• "Substantial" investment in rail infrastructure and additional steps to tackle congestion.
• "Early delivery" of a new Forth crossing.
• Commission a study into Road Equivalent Tariff, with a pilot in the Western Isles.

Environment

• New targets for carbon reduction.
• Higher building standards and efforts to increase energy efficiency.
• Support community and household energy generation and develop local heat and power grids.
• Proposed legislation to reduce Scotland's "carbon footprint".

Health

• Give patients legally binding waiting times.
• "Presumption against" centralising core hospital services and protect access to local healthcare.
• Direct elections to health boards.
• Phase out prescription charges.
• Annual health checks and individual health plans for school pupils with a doubling in the number of school nurses.
• School-based dental service.
• Free school meals, starting with youngest children.
• Two hours of physical education per week for every pupil and free access to council swimming pools.
• Individual health plans for men and women from the age of 40.
• Additional funding for young carers.
• Increased payments for free personal and nursing care in line with inflation.

Communities

• First time buyers' grant of £2,000 and a fund to provide shared equity loans to first time buyers.
• Devolve power to local levels wherever possible and consider increased powers for community councils.
• Extend the role of the voluntary sector.
• Expect that a minimum of 25% of new housing developments will be reserved for affordable housing.

Education

• Delivery of a 50% increase in free nursery education for three and four-year-olds, with a nursery teacher for every centre.
• Smaller class sizes, starting with a cut in P1 to P3 class sizes to 18 or less.
• Expanding school-college partnerships for S3 and S4, boosting access to vocational learning.
• Introducing Baccalaureates for science and language.
• Scrap the student graduate endowment and replace the student loans system.
• Additional £10m for "cutting edge research".

Justice

• More police on local streets.
• More information for communities on dangerous paedophiles in their area.
• Tougher controls on the sale of alcohol to those under the legal age to drink.
• Taskforce to tackle organised crime.
• Emphasis on tough community punishments to end short-term prison sentences.