AM5: Assessing the campaigning environment – Brexit and beyond
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Presented on Tuesday 6 September at NCVO Campaigning Conference 2016. David Mills, Director of Communications, Social Market Foundation Rachel Almeida, Head of Policy, Research and Public Affairs, Victim Support Karl Wilding, Director of Public Policy and Volunteering, NCVO (chair) If you would like to find out more about our training and events, visit our website at https://www.ncvo.org.uk/training-and-events.
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AM5: Assessing the campaigning environment – Brexit and beyond
- 1. Exhibitors: Sponsor: ASSESSING THE CAMPAIGNING ENVIRONMENT – BREXIT AND BEYOND CHAIR: KARL WILDING DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC POLICY ANDVOLUNTEERING, NCVO SPEAKERS: DAVID MILLS DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS, SOCIAL MARKET FOUNDATION RACHEL ALMEIDA HEAD OF POLICY, RESEARCH AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS, VICTIM SUPPORT
- 3. NCVO CAMPAIGNING CONFERENCE ASSESSING THE CAMPAIGNING ENVIRONMENT – BREXIT AND BEYOND 6 SEPTEMBER 2016
- 5. THE MAY GOVERNMENT • Steady pair of hands • Public support high • New frontbench • Taking on big issues • “Different kind of Conservatism”
- 6. Calm down Evidence-based policy New people to engage 4 themes THE MAY GOVERNMENT "The way that I work is to assemble the evidence, look at the evidence and then come to a decision.“ “Under my leadership, the Conservative Party will put itself – completely, absolutely, unequivocally – at the service of ordinary working people.” “There is a gaping chasm between wealthy London and the rest of the country and a growing divide between a more prosperous older
- 7. LABOUR • Corbyn leads polls • Disunity in ranks • Gaps in Frontbench • Re-selection concerns • Influence Government? • Public vs membership
- 8. LABOUR What does Labour stand for? Limited resources Support success? Greater focus on constituency?
- 9. BREXIT Will dominate agenda Brexit means Brexit? Green paper in Autumn? Everything has changed but nothing has changed Public mixed
- 10. BREXIT Seek opportunities Utilise increased interest in politics Consider its various effects
- 11. THE HORIZON The economy and public spending Mayoral and International elections Snap election talk but unlikely Boundary review
- 12. IN THE CHARITY SECTOR Next scandal? On-going tensions Financial difficulties? Getting closer to service users? May’s view of civil society?
- 13. CHARITY CAMPAIGNING Knowledge of what politicians want
- 14. CHARITY CAMPAIGNING Building on expertise and successful use of best practice
- 15. QUESTIONS? Contact details Rachel.almeida@victimsupport.co.uk @RacheAlmeida With high expectations and future challenges the sector must continue to innovate, work together and implement best practice to continue to make a difference for those we represent