The Implementation Group in Scotland has worked hard to design a system that is appropriate for the make-up,, and SCVO’s review of fundraising regulation in Scotland, reported in the autumn of 2015.,Both found that a new system of fundraising self-regulation was needed to address concerns about public,initial report.,It also heard from a summit held in Edinburgh and attended by around 150 professionals from across the

SCVO media release 30 June 2016 An enhanced model for charity fundraising regulation in Scotland will,Chair of the Working Group, ENABLE Scotland chief executive, Theresa Shearer, said: “Enhanced self-regulation,Charities will take the lead in designing a new, more rigorous, system of self-regulation that everyone,, and SCVO’s review of fundraising regulation in Scotland, reported in the autumn of 2015.,Both found that a new system of fundraising self-regulation was needed to address concerns about public

regulation in Scotland.,With the current UK-wide system of self-regulation about to change, Scottish charities need to design,The report included several key principles, each recognising that the development any new system of fundraising,regulation needs to suit the diverse nature of the charitable sector in Scotland.,The SCVO report was followed in November 2015 by a summit held in Edinburgh and attended by around 150