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The Volunteer Rights Inquiry
Rob JacksonDirector of Development & Innovation
Contents
What is the Volunteer Rights Inquiry?
Who is on the Volunteer Rights Inquiry?
What will the Volunteer Rights Inquiry do?
What are the expected outcomes?
What’s your take on the issues? – discussion
How you can help
What is the Volunteer Rights Inquiry?
A short, focused exploration of the issues and potential solutions to the subject of volunteer rights
– Not just about legal rights but rights of redress when things go wrong
Volunteering England exercising strategic leadership to create a neutral space for a thorough exploration of the issues and potential solutions
Who is on the Volunteer Rights Inquiry?
Sukhvinder Kaur-Stubbs, Chair
Judith Brodie, Director VSO UK
Sean Cobley, Chair AVM
Robyn Harrison, Volunteer Centre Ripon
Lewis Smith, Chair Volunteer Rights Group
Victoria Cook, Solicitor Bates Wells and Braithwaite
Caroline Aldiss, Lead Campaigner for Volunteer Welfare
Julia Dennis, Volunteering Development Manager Citizen’s Advice
Jodi Berg, Independent Complaints Reviewer Charity Commission
What will the Volunteer Rights Inquiry do?
Meet as a full Inquiry three times
Hear evidence at two or three sessions in early 2010
Take evidence online via Volunteering England website, YouTube Channel and Twitter
Produce a final report in spring 2010
Launch the report to key stakeholders
What are the expected outcomes?
Provide a comprehensive overview of the issues, concerns and pros and cons of possible solutions
– Will not recommend specific ways forward but provide a sound basis for further debate
What’s your take on the issues?
What do you think are the main drivers of the concerns being expressed about volunteer rights?
– Feedback your top three
What do you think is the most sensible solution?
– What are the likely pros and cons of this?
How you can help
Provide a forum to discuss outcomes of the Volunteer Rights Inquiry once the work is completed
Tell us who we should invite to give evidence
Promote the routes for people to give evidence to our networks when we launch these in December
Come and give evidence yourselves
Contact - [email protected]
