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The voluntary sector and Brexit In the run up to the EU referendum, and ever since the result was known,, SCVO has worked closely and consistently with our members to discover what Brexit means for them and,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,SCVO.pdf [2] https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/explainers/european-structural-funds-after-brexit

As Scotland emerges from the pandemic, comes to terms with a post-Brexit reality and debates its constitutional

Levelling Up Funds, developments with Dormant Assets and Gift Aid, and the establishment of a post-Brexit

In the last session, before Covid19, Brexit was often considered the issue of the day and it was argued

s voluntary sector to support its recovery, development and sustainability post-pandemic and post-Brexit,s voluntary sector to support its recovery, development and sustainability post-pandemic and post-Brexit

The 2021 Spending Review is also the first review since 2015 due to Brexit and COVID delays.

sector organisations can find it difficult to take the time to grasp the intricacies of the ongoing Brexit,Whatever the Brexit outcome, signatories want to protect our rights and want Scotland to be a world leader

of organisations as they respond to changes in the operating environment, such as coronavirus and Brexit

Free movement of people, goods and money will be fundamentally changed by Brexit.