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In my own experience, many charities were not fully aware of/familiar with the Notifiable Events regime, so this is probably a welcome change. There had been some suggestions, as part of charity law reform, that the obligation to report should be placed on a statutory footing (but this did not come to pass). I will drill into this further in due course, but in the meantime, charities who are facing issues which would previously have been classed as "notifiable events" can now take some comfort that if appropriate mitigating steps have been taken, lessons learned etc with no ongoing issue, that they do not need to self-report. #thirdsector #charitylaw #charitylawyer
We are no longer asking charities to use our Notifiable Events process to inform us when something serious has happened to the charity. It is the responsibility of the charity trustees to manage their charity effectively and handle issues or significant events as they arise. If an issue has been dealt with effectively and the problem has been resolved, there’s no need to notify OSCR. If, however, it is not possible to address any serious issues, or if these issues have not been dealt with in a satisfactory way, charities and trustees should report this to us through our raise a concern form. Read more 👇 https://buff.ly/3VNCGci
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From how to get started with planning, to avoiding car park nightmares, visit the link below for my Ten Top Tips on planning a successful Charity Fundraiser ✨ https://lnkd.in/e5F99NC5 #charityfundraiser #charityevent #eventplanner #experts #toptips
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We are no longer asking charities to use our Notifiable Events process to inform us when something serious has happened to the charity. It is the responsibility of the charity trustees to manage their charity effectively and handle issues or significant events as they arise. If an issue has been dealt with effectively and the problem has been resolved, there’s no need to notify OSCR. If, however, it is not possible to address any serious issues, or if these issues have not been dealt with in a satisfactory way, charities and trustees should report this to us through our raise a concern form. Read more 👇 https://buff.ly/3VNCGci
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Charities - the set and forget myth No doubt all persons responsible for charities (board, management etc) are aware that there is an ongoing obligation to review the governance and operations of the charity to ensure it remains eligible to be registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission. For those that need a refresher or are looking for a way to document this, the ACNC has a self evaluation form that can be completed and signed by the board. It's a good way to meet your obligations... but ultimately ensuring all responsible people are invested and across the activities of the charity is an even better outcome. Build this process into your year end and make it a habit #charities #philanthropy https://lnkd.in/gEPU-guB
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#propertyIndustry are you tight on time but want to do your bit for charity? You can with the AGENTS GIVING Supporters Scheme. Details here to join our great team of supporters, helping us to continue to support all the UK charities we care so much for. https://lnkd.in/diJgSDt #supportersscheme #helpingothers #charitysupport #charityfundraising #propertyindustry
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When planning any changes in your constitution, this is a must read document. for all my #charitysector links
CC36- How to make changes to your governing document has been updated following changes introduced by the Charities Act 2022. If you are thinking of making any changes to your constitution. this is essential reading. #charities #constitution #trustees
Changing your charity's governing document (CC36)
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The way charities should report serious issues to us has changed. The Notifiable Events process has been replaced, and now significant issues should be reported through our concern form instead. It is the responsibility of the charity trustees to manage their charity effectively and handle issues or significant events as they arise. If an issue has been dealt with effectively and the problem has been resolved, there’s no need to notify OSCR. If, however, it is not possible to address any serious issues, or if these issues have not been dealt with in a satisfactory way, charities and trustees should report this to us through our raise a concern form. Read more 👇 https://buff.ly/3VNCGci
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🔴Important update: Are you a local authority acting as a charity trustee? Their freshly updated guidance covers: ➡️ making decisions as trustee ➡️ managing charity land ➡️ dealing with conflicts of interest Read more: https://zurl.co/8XMX
Local authorities (or councils) as trustees of charities
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