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Are election results an opportunity for more participative governance?

Just what are the implications of this result for the kind of Brexit and the kind of relationship we,Nowhere is this more obvious than over Brexit.,For charities and voluntary organisations, here is a second chance to get our Brexit thoughts on to the,Should civil society demand a seat at the Brexit table?,We have a mutual interest in seeking a more open and inclusive Brexit process.

https://scvo.scot/p/15558/2017/06/09/election-results-an-opportunity-for-more-participative-governance

Rights and protections must remain following Brexit

So, from just these few examples, even the most ardent Brexiters might feel daunted by the sheer scale

https://scvo.scot/p/15378/2017/05/24/rights-and-protections-must-remain-following-brexit

It's all about relationships!

There are many things related to Brexit that we in the third sector will have absolutely no influence,There are however a great many things we can do to change the outcome of Brexit, by virtue of the relationships,If relationships are what we can use to bring beneficial change to the outcome of Brexit, then God grant

https://scvo.scot/p/15351/2017/05/23/its-all-about-relationships

SCVO: Le voyage à Bruxelles

that we want to ensure a strong and dynamic future relationship with them – regardless of the final Brexit,hearing the latest in terms of EU priorities and advancements simply reinforced the feeling that Brexit,reception to help fellow MEPs (from Catalunya, Austria, Germany, France, Ireland and the UK) understand Brexit

https://scvo.scot/p/15305/2017/05/22/scvo-le-voyage-a-bruxelles

Let’s all meet up to make government more open

Do you despair at Trump, or flinch at the oncoming car-crash of Brexit, but don’t know what to do?

https://scvo.scot/p/16395/2017/10/27/lets-all-meet-up-to-make-government-more-open

Brexit and the Third Sector - will we have a place in Europe?

It's even more depressing if you start thinking of it in the context of Brexit.,visit to Brussels to engage with the EU Commission and Parliament to ensure our voice is heard on Brexit,after the UK general election - where the Tories look set to win and the Prime Minister will have her Brexit,heard at both a UK and EU level, as negotiations progress There are innumerable issues relating to Brexit

https://scvo.scot/p/15229/2017/05/10/brexit-and-the-third-sector-will-we-have-a-place-in-europe

Brexit - what it might mean for Scotland's children

Children’s organisations in Scotland, and across the UK, are seriously concerned that Brexit may adversely,Many thousands of children live in EU states of which they are not nationals, so Brexit could also mean,Domestic law would be required if they are to be offered the same level of protection following Brexit,There are no guarantees that this position would continue; indeed a ‘hard’ Brexit would almost certainly,who sit round the negotiating table to make the needs and voices of those who will populate post-Brexit

https://scvo.scot/p/15482/2017/06/05/brexit-what-it-might-mean-for-scotlands-children

Brexit stakes are high for Scotland's third sector

While we expect Brexit to pose significant challenges, as outlined in our recent briefing, the coming,In our latest briefing on what Brexit is likely to mean for our sector, we take an long look at what's,real borrowing and taxation powers that could have been applied to address the negative impact of Brexit,In the event of a so called ‘hard Brexit’, SCVO supports a differentiated deal for Scotland within Europe

https://scvo.scot/p/15012/2017/04/10/brexit-stakes-are-high-for-scotlands-third-sector