13 December 2018 Download PDF version of this document Introduction The Cabinet Secretary for Finance,Income Tax The Scottish Government will increase the Starter and Basic Rate bands by inflation to protect,However, recent data has shown that the Scottish Government is running behind its social house building
https://scvo.scot/p/28119/2018/12/13/scvo-briefing-on-scottish-budget-2019-20
benefits and minimising risk or: ‘The invisible thin line between the individual’s rights and our duty to protect,‘An important principle underpinning PVG is that a person is a protected adult by virtue of a service,In that sense, all of us may at one time or another be a protected adult’. (PVG, 2007).,Historically, personal data was tangible, often held safely by individuals in their own homes.,UK An introduction to cyber security, Future Learn Applying a critical approach to investigate barriers
https://scvo.scot/p/30110/2019/02/28/wellbeing-and-the-web-supporting-vulnerable-people-online
and merely views ALL organisations as a route to getting money or their hands on that super-valuable data,The Small Charity Guide is a great introduction to some of the easily achievable actions your organisation,As I highlighted during my introduction, cyber security remains as vital today as ever before – possibly,Four steps you can take now to protect your organisation against cyber risks in 2021: Join our Good Governance
https://scvo.scot/p/41929/2021/01/06/why-do-trustees-need-to-bother-about-cyber-security
SCVO Access to Community Facilities BriefingDownload Introduction Having access to community facilities,a wellbeing economy we need to reframe community facilities as vital public services, which must be protected,Having infographics and data to show the sheer size of the sector was deemed beneficial.
https://scvo.scot/p/40968/2020/10/27/access-to-community-facilities
Remember to delete all business-related data off personal devices, especially any personal information,that might put you at risk of a data breach.,requirements under GDPR/Data Protection 2018 regulations.,always on access to important documents – maybe it’s time to revise your IT strategy to ensure that data,As I mentioned at the introduction to this blog – this is just a whistle stop tour of things IT related
https://scvo.scot/p/39792/2020/07/30/blog-return-to-work-it
Protecting Vulnerable Groups Scotland SCVO response to Scottish Government - 19 July 2018 Download PDF,Our response Introduction This is SCVO’s response to the Disclosure Scotland proposals for reforming,Protection of Vulnerable Groups and the Disclosure of Criminal Information.,If there is a concern that some people volunteer for commercial organisations, then the data for this,As this is difficult and sensitive issue more evidence and data is required before advancing this proposal
https://scvo.scot/p/25795/2018/07/19/protecting-vulnerable-groups-scotland
We would strongly encourage the introduction of ‘Digital Inclusion Impact Assessments’ for any organisation,This was also highlighted in Protecting Scotland, Renewing Scotland: The Government’s Programme for Scotland,approach that recognises internet access on the same level as essential utilities, thereby offering protections,establishing home internet as an essential utility and giving vulnerable customers the right to greater protections,data is being used.
https://scvo.scot/p/42425/2020/12/24/renewing-scotlands-full-potential-in-a-digital-world
These are: The introduction of a telephone and web-based fundraising complaints ‘hub’.,Introduction
The intense media focus on charity fundraising in 2015 led to two reviews of fundraising,Further work was recommended on protecting vulnerable people from becoming overly-burdened by fundraising,proposal for a clearer complaints handling process for both charities and the public, with additional protection,These are: The introduction of a telephone and web-based fundraising complaints ‘hub’: To enable the
https://scvo.scot/p/12786/2016/06/30/report-synopsis-fundraising-regulation-scotland
