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SCVO welcomes that the UK Government has recognised the need to support civil society to make an impact,Fair Funding For over a decade, the Scottish Government has recognised the need for multi-year funding,within several Scottish Budgets and Programmes for Government, and the Economic Strategy.,productively with the Scottish Government as part of the Budget process.,To make progress, the UK Government must recognise our sector as a significant employer and economic

Trustees should: Ensure safeguarding is a key governance priority with adequate resourcing and attention

Dissolve the existing charity in accordance with its governing document and transfer the assets and liabilities,OSCR has prepared some specific guidance for village halls governed by a Deed of Trust.

SCVO have a Third Sector Cyber Resilience Co-ordinator, who works closely with Scottish Government through,seeking cyber security services CxB Not-for-profit equipping board members for effective cyber governance

The Community Ownership Support Service (COSS), delivered by DTAS, is a Scottish Government funded programme

They provide expert advice on governance, charity law, employment law, data protection and more.

make sure the event is a safe and comfortable environment for everyone, going above and beyond government

As OSCR and the Scottish Government proceed with the implementation of the Act’s proposals, we want to

approach, offering expert support and guidance in to comply with charities specific financial and governance

Monday 29th June 2026 Dear First Minister, We welcome the Scottish Government’s commitment to a Third,for Scotland, which sets out our proposals for developinga new relationship between the Scottish Government,These include clear leadership from the centre of government;meaningful engagement with the voluntary,As the paper argues, leadership from the centre of government will be essential.A partnership of this,It must be understood, supported and implemented consistentlyacross all government departments and agencies