Research and analysis
Impact of the public benefit requirement (RS27)
Charity Commission research on the impact of the public benefit requirement on the charity sector.
Applies to England and Wales
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Ref: Impact of the public benefit requirement: analysis of findings
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Details
The report was carried out by the Institute for Voluntary Action Research and Sheffield Hallam University on behalf of the commission.
Following changes arising from the Charities Act 2006, the report stipulated that the commission should raise awareness of public benefit and develop guidance for charity trustees.
The general aims of this report were:
- to explore the overall impact that the public benefit requirement has had on charities
- to build a picture of how the charity sector has changed
Updates to this page
Published 1 June 2012