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As the TSI, we wanted to make sure the voice of the third sector was heard and that the Scottish Government,desires for a better connected sector, with a stronger reciprocal relationship to the Scottish Government

It is widely argued that governance (and not just in the third sector) is beset with dilemmas.,But of course, problems are just one aspect of governance.,passion and interests as trustees and and make sure they use all the tools available to ensure they govern,Look after roles and regularly review your governance arrangements.,Talk about governance. This will encourage accountability and help build a healthy consensus.

as we undertook a detailed analysis of what each party proposed about: The NHS Social Care Local Government

We will introduce a system across government that highlights when funding is due to end, to provide greater,To tackle long-term homelessness, we will continue to develop a joined up approach between local government,provide support for disabled people seeking to stand for selection and election in the 2017 local government

The SFHA’s manifesto, Housing Matters, headlined five key asks, calling on the next Scottish Government

We’ve seen a majority government in the Scottish Parliament, voted in a referendum on Scotland’s constitutional

We need to demonstrate to the Scottish Government and OSCR that our sector can effectively self-regulate,It’s the need for strong, proportionate and effective governance; governance that is driven by third,Some charities have failed in their governance in relation to fundraising and we all need to address,Collectively, we all have a responsibility to ensure good governance across our sector.

Detailed information is available from the Scottish Government.,You can find out more about becoming a Community Amateur Sports Club from the Scottish Government and,Your own sport’s governing body may also be able to give advice.

digital skills delivery collaboration of this size or scale, the partners have developed their own governance

The Scottish Government have accepted the fairer Scotland principles.,Use newly devolved social security powers to mitigate the impact of UK Government welfare cuts on disabled,On their own, national and local governments cannot solve these problems or create a fairer and more,By adopting long-term strategies government, business and wider civil society can re-think how people,The question is: is the new Scottish Government willing to be the catalyst for a change of approach –