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Guidance about working in collaboration with other charities.
Find out about the rules you must follow for spending, borrowing from, or transferring your charity’s permanent endowment.
We scrutinise new free trade agreements (FTAs) once they are signed. We are independent of the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) and DBT ministers play no part in the TAC’s advice on FTAs. However, we are supported by a...
The Millennium Commission was set up with funding raised through the UK National Lottery to celebrate the turn of the Millennium and aid communities at the end of the 2nd millennium and the start of the 3rd millennium.
The Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) is the independent body responsible for scrutiny of UK aid. ICAI focuses on maximising the impact of the UK aid budget for intended beneficiaries and getting the best value for money for the...
The Foreign Compensation Commission works out the amount of compensation British claimants are entitled to under international and British law for losses suffered abroad. It also helps in the settlement negotiations of British property losses overseas at the hands of...
The Royal Commission on Criminal Justice, also known as the Runciman Commission, was established in London on 14 March 1991 by the Home Secretary for the purpose of examining the English system of criminal justice and make recommendations as to...
The Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) is an independent public body that reviews possible miscarriages of justice in the criminal courts of England, Wales and Northern Ireland and refers cases to the appeal courts. CCRC is an executive non-departmental public...
Understand the rules for making payments to trustees, including trustee expenses
The UK Commission on Covid Commemoration has been established to secure a broad consensus from across the whole of the United Kingdom on how we commemorate the COVID-19 pandemic and mark this distinctive period in our history at a national...
How to register your charity once it has been set up, what you need before you start your application and what happens after you apply.
The Commission was convened to advise government on how to promote and increase the use of high-quality design for new build homes and neighbourhoods.
The Statistics Commission was a non-departmental public body established in June 2000 to oversee the work of the Office for National Statistics. Following the introduction of the Statistics and Registration Services Act 2007, the Commission was replaced by the UK...
Decisions made through the planning system can have significant impacts on trees and woodland - find out when to consult the Forestry Commission.
How to appeal if a decision has been made to remove you from the United Kingdom, stop you entering the United Kingdom, or take away your British Citizenship, in the interests of nationality security or on other related grounds.
The Low Pay Commission's expenditure, annotated by month for each financial year.
Reports on implementation of the Law Commission proposals
An independent group of education experts supporting schools to develop new approaches to assessment following the removal of levels.
CHI was the independent, inspection body for the NHS. It was replaced by the Healthcare Commission in 2004.
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