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SCVO is pleased to see the UK government making a commitment to new powers over benefit creation and,Clause 19 - Disability, Industrial injuries and Carers' Benefits Since the UK government’s draft clauses,Given their mutual aims, we hope that UK government and SNP members will work together to ensure that,We consider that this would give the Scottish Government, and others, the ability to continue to promote,We would welcome clarification from the UK government during the Report Stage debate as to the effects

Open government and open data - working jointly with civil society to take forward actions and commitments,through the Open Government Partnership.

Introduction Passed by the Conservative-led coalition government in January 2014, the Transparency of

The report claims that ‘SCVO has expressed opposition to the Scottish government’s plans to inject some,suggested that it would be better if MSPs bear the burden for transparency, but we didn’t oppose the government’s,response to the consultation, it’s clear that we largely agreed with what had been proposed by the government,We argued against the exclusion of charities from the register and went further than the government proposals

as follows: Context setting - new approach to employability, taking in new powers, the Scottish Government’s,The emergence of a shared agenda between government and civil society to build on the high levels of,We urge the Scottish Government to work with our sector and others to formulate national outcomes for,The Scottish Government also need consult widely over how the new European Structural Investment Funds,Government figures suggest about £32,000 a year to keep a young person in Polmont for 1 year.

We recently announced that we've been awarded £1.3m from the Scottish Government to create more jobs

the job of SCVO to take these policies and represent the shared interests of the third sector to government

The NCVO report, on the other hand, is with the UK Government.,Given the UK Government’s comments when commissioning the report, coupled with those of the Charity Commission

It is hard to know why this has occurred, but it seems likely that the centralising of local government,And since the referendum, the Scottish Government has argued further for full fiscal autonomy from the,UK Government.,equalisation (the sharing of resources across areas according to need), but the principle that local government,charities, community groups, social enterprises and voluntary organisations of all shapes and sizes our governance