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		+	* Community engagement in conservation.
		+	* Community liaison officer.
		+	* Consultation.
		+	* Helping communities recover from disasters and protecting them before they occur.
		+	* Localism Act.
		+	* National Planning Policy Framework.
		+	* Neighbourhood planning.
		+	* Non-statutory consultees.
		+	* Social Enterprise Network Scotland SENScot.
		+	* Stakeholder management.
		+	* Stakeholder management: a quality perspective.
		+	* Stakeholder map.
		+	* Stakeholders.
		+	* Statement of community involvement.
		+	* Third sector.
		+	* Transforming Public Procurement Green Paper.
		+	* User panels.
		+	* Social enterprise.
		+	* Working with volunteers to care for heritage.
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		+	According to the [https://www.tnlcommunityfund.org.uk/funding/thinking-of-applying-for-funding/who-can-apply/voluntary-community-and-social-enterprise-vcse-definition National Lottery Fund] a voluntary, community, and social enterprises or VCSE means an incorporated voluntary, community or social enterprise organisation which serves communities solely within England and which is either: A charity, Community Interest Company or Community Benefit Society, registered with the relevant registry body; or an unregulated organisation which:

		+	* has a clear social mission which, in the reasonable opinion of the Fund Administrator, is analogous to a recognised charitable purpose;
		+	* distributes less than 50% of post-tax profits and reinvests at least 51% surpluses into pursuing its social mission;
		+	* has a constitutional or contractual lock on its social mission, its dividend and surplus distribution policy and “asset-lock”;
		+	* carries out, or has ambitions to carry out, trading activities in support of and which are causally linked to its social mission;
		+	* offers its products and services for general public benefit without restrictions and barriers, such as affordability;
		+	* is open to undertaking an independent social impact audit;
		+	* has remuneration and benefits policy which it is willing to make publicly accessible, and which is reasonable and proportionate relative to the market practice for VCSEs;
		+	* in the case of a sale of the organisation, the directors make best efforts to preserve the social mission under new ownership;
		+	* can demonstrate that no private benefit will arise from the Grant; and
		+	* no state aid issues have been identified;

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