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In order to support good governance, those amendments to the constitution should not just remove barriers,guidance to change your constitution to allow for remote participation in meetings OSCR - Changing your governing

Bob Clark, Director of the Auchindrain Township site in Argyll shares his experience of a similar Government,These days, we are substantially supported by government funding, which comes through our partners Historic

The next SCVO Good Governance webinar on 5 May is on a theme some trustees might not have considered

Looking ahead, we'll monitor these issues through dialogue with the sector, government, and parliament,But how does the government plan to 'actively progress this,' in what areas, and how can challenges be,SCVO has alerted the Cabinet Secretary for Local Government and Communities to the issue.,Positive partnerships The Local Government and Communities Committee asked the government to consider,The government will need to work with the sector to determine what further support is necessary.

upcoming session of Parliament we do have spaces for those discussions between the sector and both the government,We can justifiably bemoan that politicians fell more easily into a debate about local government than

The Scottish Government highlight the strides they are making in this area, and its potential to help,work collectively, building more positive partnerships between our sector and local and national government,With colleagues across the sector, local and national government, we will be working on these questions,get in touch: allan.young@scvo.scot And finally, though we focus largely on local and devolved government,The UK Government has a consultation open until 10 March 10 on Transforming Public Procurement and we

in the early planning stages, aspirations for our strategic partnership with COSLA and Scottish Government

Scotland’s Fair Work Convention has urged a greater focus and activity by government, employers and trade,This commitment gained party wide support and was adopted by the Scottish Government when it was launched,The Scottish Government, employers and unions must all play their part in addressing the longstanding

have committed at Board level to act as ambassadors for cyber education and support the Scottish Government,some excellent “piece to camera” safety messages recorded by the Scottish Sports Association by the governing,This is coupled with an event for the Chairs of Governing Bodies and a “celebration” of the cyber work,guest appearances from Anthony Morris, Cyber Resilience Unit Third Sector Lead with the Scottish Government

Fortunately, with the support of Connecting Scotland and other Scottish Government supported schemes,