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A new democracy for Scotland: Discussion paper by the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations
14 November 2014
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made to encourage and nurture this type of social interaction and debate.,New legislation should be set out in a simple set of easily understood propositions which could be hosted,This might include new annual taxes levied from those who own large areas of land, with tax reliefs for,We want to: Ensure that charity regulation, tax and legislation enhances the role of the third sector,the sector SCVO: has the largest Scotland-wide membership from the sector – our 1600 members include charities
Brexit and Scottish independence: a third sector perspective
7 April 2017
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The agreement would then need to be approved by the European parliament, voting by a simple majority.,, low regulation economy in the event of a breakdown in negotiations with the EU.,The Prime Minister has made clear that the UK will no longer fall under the jurisdiction of the European,months of Switzerland’s referendum rejecting freedom of movement, the number of PIs dropped from 21 to 2.,ambition to achieve a bespoke deal for Scotland, we have always believed that contingency planning must be made
https://scvo.scot/p/15005/2017/04/07/brexit-and-scottish-independence-a-third-sector-perspective
Call for Evidence, Welfare Reform Committee - The Future of Social Security
31 August 2015
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on the new powers held by SCVO and the Scottish Government on 2 July 2015.,SCVO and other charities have responded in detail to the Devolution Committee’s inquiry into the Scotland,does not transfer true social security powers; in essence it seems that only limited changes could be made,blame for this lies with the UK Government, the current neo-liberal economic approach and benefit and tax,addition to considering what we might do with the new powers, the sector is looking at what might be made
The effectiveness of the self-regulation of fundraising in Scotland: an informal review
23 September 2015
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or door to door Events (33,206): Either run directly by the charity, or with places in events purchased,to encourage them to raise money for the charity through approaches such as events or bake sales Competitions,, or via sponsorship and fundraising events.,Regardless of whether a complaint is made to the charity, or to the FRSB, the complaints process managed,The public, as one of the main funders of charities through both donations and taxes, must have a simple