Brexit Survey Quotes from Charity Leaders

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“The risk is that it could affect our ability to make legal challenges on behalf of our clients as there may be significantly less protection for certain groups and on certain issues, such as rights for women, children and migrant groups.”

“There are lots of threats – primarily to funding, and even more importantly to negative policy change, as a result of the power shift to the right in the government. But there are lots of opportunities – if the anti-Tory parties team up to get the Tories out and bring in proportional representation. If we get that, it will all be worthwhile – as it will make longterm progress on everything else possible. Proportional representation is now the single highest priority.”

“Makes public funding and public and private investment less certain. Possible effects of inflation and recession. Will limit labour supply.”

“Inevitable economic downturn affecting income. Probable reduction in environmental protection externally and a more conservative approach to investments and innovation internally. Possible Scottish independence.”

“It will politically excuse some people from taking action ‘until we live in more certain times’.”

“We work in medical research so the removal of EU funding sources for researchers is a problem, as will be the resulting increased pressure on UK funding pots. We are also worried about a science ‘brain drain’ and of course the real risk of another recession.”

“We are a membership body and our members may be affected by loss of funding and potential changes to policy and legislation currently underpinned by EU legislation”

“We will no longer be able to campaign for a change in EU policy, we are now a bigger fish in a very much smaller – less influential pond. I’m very concerned about the impact of financial uncertainty or a recession will have on our income.”

“People with dementia will find it harder to get support if economic contraction results in an even more of a squeeze on the NHS and local authority budgets.”

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The Right Ethos was set up after our founder, Jonathan Dearth, had worked in the campaigning sector for 13 years, for campaigning organisations including Amnesty International, Shelter, Liberty and the World Development Movement. It was set up as a response to multi-sector recruitment consultancies moving in on the charity sector, and in particular not recognising that people who work for campaigning organisations are motivated by justice and long term change.

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