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SCVO response to the recommendations in Scotland’s Place in Europe: Our Way Forward
“The early triggering of the Article 50 Brexit process was a mistake that set us on the unrealistic deadline
SNP Conference 2018
9 October 2018
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Like a
supermassive black hole at the heart of a political solar system, Brexit
influences everything
Does the Scottish third sector support a people’s vote?
26 September 2018
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SCVO’s engagement with the sector on Brexit over the past 18 months, found that over 80% of organisations,EU will be bad for Scotland and Scotland’s third sector, and that the UK Government’s approach to Brexit,constitutional & democratic crisis – what with the power grab by the UK Government, the prospect of a no-deal Brexit,Earlier this week I spoke at the Brexit Civil Society Alliance Fringe event on the challenges forced,that supporting a ‘people’s vote’ could be seen as a natural extension of SCVO’s policy position on Brexit
https://scvo.scot/p/26760/2018/09/26/does-the-scottish-third-sector-support-a-peoples-vote
Submission to UN Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights
14 September 2018
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More must be done to ensure that Structural Funds post-Brexit, or their replacements, are utilised in,Brexit rights and poverty SCVO have worked closely with our members to explore the potential impacts,Brexit will also see an end to the European Social Fund, a direct investment in social policy that tackles,Brexit will also have a significant impact on EU citizens living in Scotland, particularly the most vulnerable,protections, unequal access to the internet and digital devices, and the very real threats posed by Brexit
Key promises show the sector can deliver the change Scotland needs
5 September 2018
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, there are plenty wondering where the time to introduce these will come from – particularly when Brexit
Joint letter to the Home Secretary
We are writing to request an urgent meeting with you to discuss our concerns about the impact of Brexit
https://scvo.scot/p/25913/2018/08/20/joint-letter-to-the-home-secretary
New Scotland Declaration on Human Rights calls for leadership in face of Brexit risks, as new research
new Scotland Declaration on Human Rights, calling for leadership to protect rights in the face of Brexit,“We are also concerned about the potential loss of protections for rights as a consequence of Brexit,
SCVO respond to ScotGov ‘Protecting what matters – what’s at stake for individuals in the Brexit talks
Scottish Government's publication of ‘Protecting what matters – what’s at stake for individuals in the Brexit,welcomes this report and the opportunity it gives to real people to talk about the tangible impact Brexit,It’s also encouraging to see input from so many third sector organisations, explaining the effect Brexit,“This report is a clear sign that the Scottish Government recognises Brexit really is about the impact,such, SCVO strongly supports the Scottish Government’s stance on mitigating the worst impacts of Brexit
Removing the sharp edges from Brexit: a Scottish third sector perspective
12 February 2018
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Brexit continues to cause real uncertainty across our society, and the Scottish Council for Voluntary,aims to ensure equality and human rights remain at the heart of Scottish society – regardless of the Brexit,Of course, as with all things Brexit, the goalposts seem to be continuously moving.,with the practical realties of the situation, we support any action to remove the sharp edges from Brexit,the various measures we feel are essential to avoid or minimise the potential harmful impacts of Brexit
Third sector says UK must stay in single market and customs union
details various measures they feel are essential to avoid or minimise the potential harmful impacts of Brexit,Seamus McAleavey, Chief Executive of NICVA said: “This crucial next phase of the Brexit negotiations,for devolution from Brexit are deep and wide-ranging.,We must build on this and have no regression on current rights post Brexit.,Brexit must not diminish our European engagement and connections.