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Moderator: Paul Forrest Scotland Post Referendum: Regional Impact
Scotland Post Referendum: Regional Impact Douglas Thomson DT Associates
Independence or More Devolution? • Scotland • and the regions • And the Midlands
What Powers? Devolved Next? Defence Foreign Policy Welfare Economic levers • Health • Justice • Education
More Devolution • Welfare • “Bedroom Tax”, Pensions, • Economy • Taxation • APD, Corporation Tax, VAT
Where next? • Engagement • Co-operation • Competition • Collaboration
Douglas A. Thomson • Doug is an award winning fund manager with over 25 years experience in global financial markets, working at director level with blue chip firms in Scotland and in the City. He currently runs his own corporate affairs and corporate advisory consultancy focussing on legislative and public policy issues from a Scottish perspective. Closely involved with the workings of the Holyrood Parliament and the Scottish Government, Doug has a comprehensive understanding of Scotland’s wider political and business landscape to enable him to articulate the key messages on behalf of his public affairs clients across the UK.
Douglas A Thomson • Principal • D A Thomson Associates • 4 Blacket Place • Edinburgh • EH9 1RL • 07500 845761 • douglas.thomson@gmail.com
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Moderator: Paul Forrest Scotland Post Referendum: Regional Impact