Policy
We’re not a membership body – we see ourselves as a ‘concerned citizen’, acting independently on behalf of, often small, organisations whose needs may not be considered in public policy. We ask critical questions, often challenge the prevailing view, and promote debate on important issues. Scroll down to read about our policy positions and principles.
Our policy work
DSC's policy work
To some extent the terms ‘policy’, ‘campaigning’, ‘advocacy’, ‘lobbying’, or ‘public affairs’ can be used interchangeably and may mean different...
Internet trolls don’t Trump the rule of law - including charity law
Jay Kennedy argues that more needs to be done by the Government and the Charity Commission to protect charities from...
DSC responds to the government’s Spending Review
DSC has submitted a response to the governments Spending Review, here's what we said.
The health secretary’s remarks have made me livid and confused
Wes Streeting’s egregious comments showed a complete lack of understanding about how the NHS is so reliant on the work...
January Policy Update
Here's some news from around the charity sector.
Looking to the policy year ahead
Here's what to expect this year in the policy world.
DSC’s 2024 policy year in review
Jay Kennedy reviews 2024 through the policy lens and looks ahead to 2025.
Our policy principles
Read our policy and campaigns articles and feeling as passionate about supporting charities as we are?
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