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21,000 people are now searching for jobs in the local third
sector every month on goodmoves - don't forget to list
your vacancy.
Vacancies currently advertised on goodmoves include:
- Every Child Matters Adviser, NAVCA, £27,297 - £30,991 plus
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- Communications Officer, Nottingham CVS, £19,190 - £20,402 plus
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- Executive Director, CVS in Three Rivers (based Rickmansworth),
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- Chief Officer, Ryedale Voluntary Action (based Malton),
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- Deputy Director (part-time), Bradford Community and Voluntary
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- Information Officer (part-time), Bradford Community and
Voluntary Service, £18,660 + benefits
- Development Officer, Partnerships & Forums (part-time),
Kensington and Chelsea Social Council, £17,548 plus
benefits.
For more information see http://www.goodmoves.org.uk.
To advertise your vacancy on goodmoves email goodmoves@navca.org.uk
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NAVCA update
Talking to the Conservatives and effective neighbourhood
engagement - message from Kevin Curley
I recently asked members to send me impact reports and other
evidence of the value of infrastructure services for frontline
groups. This evidence is needed to support our national
conversations with the Conservatives, notably the Shadow Third
Sector Minister Greg Clark. I also asked members to let me have
examples of effective methods of community engagement to support a
BASIS Round II bid NAVCA is making. I have had truly excellent
responses to both requests. Thank you so much for helping NAVCA
with both of these important pieces of work.
New NAVCA staff
Welcome to Robert Beard (Improving Local Partnerships Policy
Adviser) and John Dawson (Local Commissioning and Procurement
Adviser) both of whom joined NAVCA on 12 May. robert.beard@navca.org.uk
and john.dawson@navca.org.uk
ImpACT Coalition
NAVCA has joined the ImpACT (Improving Accountability, Clarity and
Transparency) Coalition, which brings together charities and trade
bodies to address public misapprehensions of charities by improving
standards of transparency and accountability. http://www.impactcoalition.org.uk
Religion and belief
The NAVCA website has a new page of links around religion and
belief. http://www.navca.org.uk/links/equality/belief
NAVCA and Volunteering England
NAVCA and Volunteering England have a formal co-operation agreement
in place, which has recently been updated. See: http://www.navca.org.uk/about/agreements.
One practical outcome is improved sharing of information. If you
are the Chief Officer of a NAVCA member and would like to receive
the Volunteering England email bulletin, please send a message to
jocelyne.boorman@volunteeringengland.org
acevo launches new Full Cost Business Planner
It is two years since acevo introduced training in full cost
recovery. Based on feedback collected from training programmes, it
is now launching an improved electronic guide and toolkit for
multiple project allocation - The Full Cost Business Planner.
Launch dates are: 23 June, Leeds and 24 June, London. http://www.acevo.org.uk/events
and http://www.fullcostrecovery.org.uk
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News
Public Trust and Confidence in Charities
Public trust and confidence in charities has increased, according
to new research conducted by Ipsos MORI and commissioned by the
Charity Commission. http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk
Guidance produced on Community Governance Reviews
The Government has produced guidance for local authorities on
undertaking community governance reviews and electoral arrangements
for parish councils.
http://www.communities.gov.uk/publications/localgovernment/communitygovernancereviews
Righting local wrongs
Communities Secretary Hazel Blears has outlined plans to give every
citizen in England three new rights to have a greater say to
trigger action on local issues they care about. The Community
Empowerment Bill will give local people the right to ask for a
stronger say on spending decisions that affect their communities; a
right to ensure councils consider the sale or transfer of
under-used properties, lands or parks to local community groups; a
right to force a debate on specific local issues onto the council
agenda. http://www.communities.gov.uk/news/corporate/804997
How to develop a local charter - a guide for local
authorities
Local charters are a way for local authorities and other public
agencies to work together to meet the needs of local people.
Communities and Local Government has produced a guide providing
advice to help plan a charter and including examples of successful
charters.
http://www.communities.gov.uk/publications/communities/localcharters.
See also IDeA website at: http://www.idea.gov.uk/idk/core/page.do?pageId=7993871
A new politics
Hazel Blears' lecture, part of the Social Market Foundation'
Cabinet Lecture Series, can be found at: http://www.smf.co.uk/hazel-blears-lecture.html
Parliamentary questions
Ed Miliband, Minister for the Cabinet Office, has answered
questions on:
- Gift Aid - he promised to look into extending gift aid to
subscriptions to junior sports clubs
- Charities and campaigning - "Charities should not feel
constrained from biting the hand that feeds them. Whether they are
funded by an organisation, a local authority or a national
government, they should feel absolutely free to campaign against
the policies of that authority or government. I want the
Commissioner for the Compact, Sir Bert Massie, to consider how we
can do more locally to ensure that local organisations can campaign
with freedom on local issues."
- Payment of expenses to volunteer drivers in community transport
schemes
http://digbig.com/4wxrs or
http://www.publications.parliament.uk
Volunteers' Week
In the same debate, Phil Hope MP, Minister for the Third Sector,
reminded members that 1-7 June is national volunteer's week: "I
hope that every Member of the House will take the opportunity to go
to their volunteer centre".
Improving support
The nine new national support services funded by Capacitybuilders
can now be found via the improving support website, http://www.improvingsupport.org.uk.
You can also email questions and comments directly to the
workstreams, and sign up to receive regular e-bulletins from the
workstream(s) you are interested in.
Burmese cyclone appeal
The Charity Commission website has a page giving advice for
charities and the public. http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/news/burma.asp
Compact Awards 2008
Nominations are now open for the Compact Awards 2008, previously
known as the Compact Commendations for Excellence. http://www.thecompact.org.uk/compactawards
Community cohesion
Communities and Local Government has published new guidance
encouraging local authorities to better map their communities and
the people that live there, as part of efforts to monitor tensions
and promote more cohesive and integrated communities. http://www.communities.gov.uk/news/corporate/797752
Government Debate on Care and Support
The Government has launched a six-month debate on the future of the
care and support system in England. The debate is based on Putting
People First - the transformation programme managed by the NHS,
local government and the social care services. Presentations from a
national stakeholder event held on 13 May can be downloaded from
the web address below. The findings will be used to create some of
the reform options for a Green Paper next year. http://www.careandsupport.direct.gov.uk
Plan for standard measure of social return on investment
Phil Hope, Minister for the Third Sector, has announced a new
programme of work to help standardise and improve how social return
on investment is measured. http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/third_sector
Amazing people
Amazing people is a promotional marketing project which has been
developed by South Yorkshire Open Forum to market the value and
great work of the third sector to businesses and public sector
organisations in South Yorkshire.http://www.amazingpeople.org.uk
Local Compact Voice Forum
This forum is for members of Local Compact Voice to discuss issues
and share information. Now we have a direct and secure way to find
fast answers on getting our Compacts to work. We would like lots of
NAVCA members to sign up to the forum - to join email paul.barasi@ncvo-vol.org.uk.
Local compact research
Commission for the Compact has begun a research study to identify
the key factors behind successful local compacts and positive local
partnership relationships. http://digbig.com/4wxyr or
http://www.thecompact.org.uk
Social return on investments
Phil Hope, Minister for the Third Sector, has announced a new
programme of work to help standardise and improve how social return
on investment is measured. http://digbig.com/4wxjx or
http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/third_sector
'No recourse to public funds' rule and domestic violence
In 2002 the Government introduced the 'domestic violence rule' in
immigration law, which states that if a person living with a
settled partner can provide specific evidence to demonstrate that
they are a victim of domestic violence, and meet other conditions,
they can remain in the UK indefinitely. But for a significant
number, the 'no recourse to public funds' requirement in
immigration and welfare law prevents them from making use of the
domestic violence rule because they cannot access safe housing or
benefits to escape domestic violence. Southall Black Sisters,
Amnesty International and Women's Resource Centre are campaigning
for an end to the 'no recourse to public funds' rule. http://www.wrc.org.uk/policy/norecoursetext.htm
NCVCCO information service
NCVCCO is reviewing its information service. A short online survey
is available at http://www.ncvcco.org.uk. Closing
date 20 June.
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Children and Young
People
CWDC Participation Fund
The Children's Workforce Development Council (CWDC) is inviting
bids to its Participation Fund, which seeks to support creative and
innovative ways of involving children and young people in all parts
of workforce development. There is up to £30k for one project in
each region. Existing projects are welcome to apply as well as new
initiatives. The closing date is 1 July. http://www.cwdcouncil.org.uk/tenders/show/3.
Children, Schools and Families Committee
The Children, Schools and Families Select Committee has published a
report on the remit of the DCSF and the Children's Plan. The report
welcomes the opportunities presented by a new department with a
specific focus on children, but warns of the challenges posed by
joint working between various parts of Government. The Committee
urges DCSF and the Secretary of State to demonstrate strong and
decisive leadership to ensure effective and coherent policy making.
http://www.parliament.uk/parliamentary_committees/csf/csfpn240408.cfm
Families with children in Britain
The DWP has published the results of the findings of the 2006
Families and Children Study. http://www.dwp.gov.uk/asd/asd5/rports2007-2008/rrep486.pdf
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Every Action Counts
Engaging local third sector groups in protecting and improving
their environment.
Carnegie UK Trust call for proposals
The Trust is inviting organisations to bid for two projects
connected to the Inquiry into the Future of Civil Society. The
first involves the development of a practical guide for
non-environmental civil society associations so that they can
better understand and engage with growing pressure on global
resources. The purpose of the second call for proposals is to
explore how the social justice and climate change agendas may be
practically bridged and the distinctive role of civil society
associations in doing so. Closing date for submissions is 6 June.
http://www.carnegieuktrust.org.uk/news_and_events/call_for_proposals
Join EAC!
Thanks to NAVCA members, some 400 local third sector organisations
have 'gone green' by registering with the Every Action Counts
website. Why not encourage your members to register too? It's free
and has a wealth of helpful information.
Every Action Counts is also still recruiting Community
Champions, who receive free accredited training to enable them to
help create a cleaner, greener, fairer and safer
community.http://www.navca.org.uk/eac or http://www.everyactioncounts.org.uk
Training for Community Partnerships and Networks from Community
Action for Energy
CAfE are offering a free programme of training courses specially
designed for those in the community sector who are keen to improve
their knowledge of energy and learn how this can benefit their work
and community. http://www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/cafe/events.
National Community Wood Recycling Project
The NCWRP was founded to encourage and assist the setting up and
continued development of community-focused wood recycling projects.
http://www.communitywoodrecycling.org.uk
Buying a better world
Forum for the Future toolkit which aims to help public sector
spenders make more sustainable purchasing choices. http://www.forumforthefuture.org.uk/node/1407
Environmental Justice Workshop
Learn about and discuss issues around poverty, equality and the
environment in the UK, Europe and globally. Organised by
Capacityglobal in collaboration with the Foundation for
International Environmental Law and Development and Ruskin College.
28 and 30 May, Oxford. http://www.capacity.org.uk/events
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Events
Managing Multiple Priorities
This two-day intensive course looks at major tools and approaches
to improve your personal effectiveness. You will explore current
habits which are impacting on your effectiveness and challenge the
way you view your tasks, in order to create a systematic way of
working and ensure you get the most important things done. 3 and 4
July, Derby. http://www.navca.org.uk/events/mmp.htm
Date for your diary: NAVCA conference 2008
NAVCA's conference takes place on 16/17 September in Nottingham.
More details available soon at: http://www.navca.org.uk/events/annual+conference.htm.
See also article in the next issue of 'Circulation'.
Empowering the Voluntary Sector
See 'Learning' section below or http://www.navca.org.uk/evs
Facilities and Building Managers Network
The new Voluntary Sector Local Infrastructure Organisations (LIO)
Facilities and Building Managers Network is being officially
launched with a free event in York on 2 June. This event will
provide an opportunity for anyone involved in LIO building
management to come together, share experiences, gain skills and
find out about key issues relating to property. It will also allow
participants to shape the direction of the network and determine
its future. http://www.priorystreetcentre.org.uk/foundations.html
National Identity Scheme public consultation
The Identity and Passport Service has announced new dates in its
series of consultation events on the proposed National Identity
Scheme. 11 June, Newcastle and York; 16 June, Nottingham; 18 June,
Manchester; 20 June, Plymouth. IDRoadshow@ips.gsi.gov.uk
and http://www.ips.gov.uk/identity/NIS-delivery-plan-2008.asp.
The consultation closes on 30 June.
acevo funding roadshow
The acevo funding roadshow enables chief executives, trustees and
senior management teams to meet the principal decision-makers in
statutory, lottery and trust funders, at both national and regional
levels. Dates for 2008 are: 18 June, London; 24 June, Birmingham;
and 8 July, Leeds. a.biggs@actionplanning.co.uk
Holocaust Memorial Day Trust Annual Conference 2008
25 June, Bournemouth. enquiries@hmd.org.uk or
http://www.hmd.org.uk
Driving partnership: Delivering results
Local Strategic Partnerships conference 2008. 12 June, London.
http://www.neilstewartassociates.com/sa245
Community Empowerment - empty rhetoric or radical edge?
CDX regional events. 3 June, Liverpool; 5 June, Leicester; 13 June,
York; 18 June, Reading; 26 June, Weston-Super-Mare. http://www.cdx.org.uk/cdx-regional-events-2008
Equality and diversity: Beyond the buzzwords
Does your organisation champion equality and reach all the people
you need to? Come to this half-day event to discuss and share
knowledge on equality in the third sector. 5 June, London.
http://www.olmec-ec.org.uk/events
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Policy, consultations and
research
Preparing Britain for the future
The Government has published its draft legislative programme for
2008-09. Responses are requested by 6 August. http://www.official-documents.gov.uk/document/cm73/7372/7372.asp
Consulting the third sector
A research project commissioned by the Office of the Third Sector
islooking at effective and innovative consultation with the third
sector in England. The final report, an interactive online toolkit
and a dissemination seminar will be delivered by the end of
October. http://digbig.com/4wxjw or
http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/third_sector
Freedom of Information
An online survey for the Ministry of Justice on the impact of the
Freedom of Information Act is being conducted by University College
London. http://www.justice.gov.uk/news/announcement080508a.htm
North West Plan
Consultation workshops on the plan (which was prepared by the North
West Regional Assembly) will take place in June. Key issues include
housing provision, locations for renewable energy and waste
management facilities, sites for Gypsies, Travellers and Show
People. http://digbig.com/4wxqn or
http://www.northwestplanpartialreview.org.uk
or Freephone 0800 389 4276.
Cohesion Guidance for Funders
A reminder that 26 May is the closing date for the government
consultation on cohesion guidance for funders.
http://www.communities.gov.uk/publications/communities/cohesionfundersconsultation.
See also: http://www.navca.org.uk/news/coiscresponse.htm
Communities and Local Government has recently published an
impact assessment of the consultation.
http://www.communities.gov.uk/publications/communities/cohesionguidance
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Recently published
Everybody needs good neighbours
A study of the link between public participation and community
cohesion. From Involve. http://www.involve.org.uk/cohesion_report
Measure the impact of volunteers in sport
Volunteering England and the Institute of Volunteering Research
have created a set of web-based tools for sport organisations to
assess their own volunteering impacts. http://www.volunteering.org.uk/sport
Structures for consortium delivery of public services
New guidance from NCVO. http://www.ncvo-vol.org.uk/collaborativeworkingunit
Taking part in the arts
A new website from Arts Council England giving guidance for arts
organisations on how to be more community and customer-focused.
http://www.takingpartinthearts.com
Neighbouring and Older People
Community Development Foundation. http://www.cdf.org.uk
New from Equality and Human Rights Commission
BME Voluntary and Community Sector Workers
Report of FCDL survey of the training and learning needs of black
and minority ethnic workers, paid and unpaid, in the voluntary and
community sector across England.http://www.fcdl.org.uk/projects/BMEWorkersResearch2007
Interculturalism: Theory and Policy
Baring Foundation. http://www.baringfoundation.org.uk/interculturalism.pdf
New from Joseph Rowntree Foundation
Driving up standards
The Fundraising Standards Board has published its first annual
review. http://www.frsb.org.uk/england/news-item/22
Maternity Access and Advocacy Pack
A picture-based resource, produced by Medact, which aims to improve
access to maternity services. It is designed for use by community
organisations and is intended to reach pregnant women and
influential individuals within communities. http://www.medact.org/reaching_out_maap.php
Working for a Better World
Revised and updated charity careers guide from the Workforce Hub.
http://www.ukworkforcehub.org.uk/DisplayPage.asp?pageid=12450
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Funding and awards
Northern Rock
The Northern Rock Foundation has reopened its grant programme for
culture and heritage projects in north-east England and Cumbria.
http://www.nr-foundation.org.uk/news/news_May08.html
Impetus Trust
Impetus provides strategic funding and expertise to charities and
social enterprises that have a significant impact on the lives of a
substantial number of economically disadvantaged people. They give
support to their chosen organisations over a defined period of time
(usually three to five years) with the aim of enabling the
organisation to scale-up. http://www.impetus.org.uk
Opportunities for Volunteering 2009-10
Volunteering England will shortly be advertising the Opportunities
for Volunteering grant scheme for 2009-10. OFV is a Department of
Health initiative which provides grants to local health and social
care organisations in England. The grants aim to enable
organisations to involve volunteers in the delivery of their
services. http://www.volunteering.org.uk/WhatWeDo/Funding/ofvfunding
Sport England - Community Investment Fund
The Community Investment Fund is the National Lottery funding
available from the nine regions of Sport England. The Regional
Sports Boards make awards to projects in their region. All nine
regions have produced a plan for sport and investment, detailing
their priorities. The boards look for evidence that projects will
help meet these priorities and support Sport England's work to get
more people involved in sport (with a focus on hard to reach
groups) and help them stay involved throughout their lives.
http://www.sportengland.org/index/get_funding/how_funding_works.htm
The Guardian Charity Awards 2008
The Guardian Charity Awards showcase best practice among small and
medium-sized charities and help them win the profile and funding
they need to move forward. The awards are aimed at charities
delivering practical solutions to present-day problems. Closing
date is 1 August. http://www.societyguardian.co.uk/charityawards
Biffaward
Biffaward is a multi-million pound fund which awards grants to
community and environmental projects across the UK. The fund's
money comes from landfill tax credits donated by Biffa Waste
Services. Biffaward is managed by the Royal Society of Wildlife
Trusts on Biffa's behalf. http://www.biffaward.org
Access to Nature
Access to Nature is a £25m grant scheme to encourage people from
all backgrounds to understand, access and enjoy our natural
environment. It is funded by the Big Lottery Fund's Changing Spaces
programme and Natural England. The scheme focuses on three broad
themes: community awareness and active participation; education,
learning and volunteering; welcoming, well-managed and
wildlife-rich places. http://www.naturalengland.org.uk/accesstonature
Changing Lives
Changing Lives is a grant awarding project from Crisis, the
national homeless charity. It provides financial awards of up to
£2,500 to people who have been homeless to help them move towards a
work-based vocational goal. The award could be used to pay for a
course, for materials to use at work or for start up equipment to
set up a business. The next round of applications is open 11 July.
http://www.crisis.org.uk/page.builder/changinglivesawards.html
WRG Communities Challenge
This year's WRG Communities Challenge will provide £2m of funding
to support community regenerational projects that will breathe new
life into tired and rundown facilties or provide much needed new
amenities. Organisations are invited to bid for funding of between
£75,000 and £250,000 for capital projects which will make a real
difference to their community. Deadlines for application are: 18
July and 26 September. http://www.wren.org.uk/WRG-Challenge
Beacon Prize
The Beacon Prize, which recognises individuals who have made a
significant contribution in giving time, money or skills to
specific causes, is open for nominations until 1 July. http://www.beaconfellowship.org.uk/nominate_2008.asp
Mediabox
Mediabox has launched the Mid and Big Mediabox grants to youth-led
media projects that express young people's ideas and views in a
creative way, using their preferred media platform: Closing date
for Stage 1 applications is 19 August. http://www.media-box.co.uk
Emma Humphreys Memorial Prize
Commemorative awards made annually to women and groups who have
done exceptional work to combat violence against women and
children. Entries are due by 30 June. http://www.emmahumphreys.org
Enterprising Solutions Awards
The Enterprising Solutions Awards recognise the UK's best and most
innovative social enterprises. Closing date for nominations is 1
July. http://www.socialenterprise.org.uk/CMS/page.aspx?SP=2072
Awards for Bridging Cultures
This year sees the launch of the Awards for Bridging Cultures. The
ABCs will celebrate local schemes and projects (run by grass roots,
community and voluntary organisations) that build bridges between
communities. Deadline for 2008 applications is 1 October.
http://www.bridgingcultures.org.uk
Queen's Award for Voluntary Service
The next round of nominations will open on 2 June. The award is
given for outstanding achievement by groups of
volunteers.http://www.queensawardvoluntary.gov.uk
UK Catalyst awards
The UK Catalyst Awards reward inspiring stories of people who have
helped their communities by using social technology in new and
exciting ways. Closing date for entries 16 June.http://www.ukcatalystawards.com
Basis Round Two
BIG has confirmed that Basis Round Two will be a one-stage process.
If BIG awards a grant under the programme, it will ask for a
business plan, which grant holders get three months to submit; and
the release of the grant is contingent on receipt of an acceptable
business plan, but this is not a second stage of application.
http://www.biglotteryfund.org.uk/pr_070508_eng_bas_launch
Esmée Fairbairn Foundation
The foundation is launching new funding strands based on food
(promoting an understanding of the role of food in enhancing
quality of life) and finance (offering finance to projects or
organisations that can demonstrate the need for investment, and the
capacity to manage the demands of non-grant funding). At this
stage, the finance programme is not open to unsolicited
applications. http://www.esmeefairbairn.org.uk/pr-template.html
ASDA Foundation
The foundation assists charities, as well as people and projects,
providing they have the support of local ASDA colleagues.
http://www.asda-corporate.com/in-the-community/asda-foundation
Coalfields Regeneration Trust
The Government has agreed to further funding for the trust, up to
at least the end of 2011. The trust supports community and public
sector projects that improve the quality of life for people in
Britain's coalfield communities, including East Midlands, Kent,
North East, North West, West Midlands, and Yorkshire.http://www.coalfields-regen.org.uk
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Learning
Empowering the voluntary sector
"This information will help to strengthen the third sector and
empower groups to compete on a level playing field."
"An excellent day which highlighted how the third sector are not
always as powerless as they have believed."
These are comments from two of nearly 600 delegates who have
attended an Empowering the voluntary sector workshop. This
programme of workshops continues to be a highly popular part of
both infrastructure and frontline organisation training programmes.
In the next few weeks, workshops will take place on:
- 4 June, Peterborough
- 5 June, Eastleigh
- 17 June, Wolverhampton
- 19 June, Croydon.
To book a place go to http://www.navca.org.uk/evs
Shaping the Way Ahead
The DIUS consultation on informal adult learning has extended its
deadline. Responses can now be made until 12 June. http://www.adultlearningconsultation.org.uk
Action Learning
Introductory factsheet from CIPD. http://www.cipd.co.uk/subjects/lrnanddev/general/actionlearning
MBA consulting management training programme
Details of the 2008 programme, which includes marketing,
fundraising, time management and team-leading & building are
available at:
http://www.mba-consulting.co.uk/our-management-training-programme-352.htm
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