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SCVO wants to see a convincing response from the Scottish Government and those responsible for disseminating Scottish Government funds

The voluntary sector and Brexit In the run up to the EU referendum, and ever since the result was known,, SCVO has been working closely and consistently with members to discover what Brexit means for them,sector felt it had benefited through our membership of the EU: We also found that the sector’s key Brexit,civil society colleagues from the devolved nations of the UK, SCVO has consistently called for a Brexit,Re-centralisation of the fund post-Brexit would be a backwards step.

When I come back to the (home) office after the Christmas break, Brexit will be the new reality for me,The impact of Brexit on the voluntary sector will be significant.,It won’t be business as usual; Brexit will affect us all.,But, in the longer term, we also need to be aware of the impact of Brexit on devolution and consider,All sectors and local authorities in Scotland will be affected by either coronavirus or Brexit[1] (and

The principle of a UK Domestic Advisory Group (DAG) is to ensure a strong voice in a post Brexit world

the result was known, SCVO has been working closely and consistently with members to discover what Brexit,sector felt it had benefited through our membership of the EU: We also found that the sector’s key Brexit,human rights protections and the potential threat posed to these by the UK’s withdrawal from the EU: Brexit,Scotland Declaration on Human Rights – which calls for rights to be protected and advanced, whatever the Brexit,reassurances have been offered, there is little known about how these areas will truly be impacted by Brexit

This section details what senior leaders said on the funding challenges their organisations face

relationship can be signed, sealed and delivered by the end of the year, we will be in a ‘No Deal Brexit