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How charity trustees can be liable for the actions of employees, volunteers and others who act for the charity.
Guidance for managing NHS charities in England and Wales.
Find out how charity service users can help to develop the charity's services by being trustees.
Information on the rules that charities must follow, and how parliamentary candidates can engage with them during an election campaign.
Guidance for charity trustees on when to report incidents involving the charity's partners as a serious incident.
Privacy policy about how we process your data when you submit a Freedom of Information (FOI) or Environmental Information Regulations (EIR) request.
Charity Commission guidance about how to run effective emergency appeals and other ways to contribute to relief efforts.
Model trust deeds for NHS charities.
Information for auditors and independent examiners about reporting relevant matters of interest to UK charity regulators.
Understand the rules on political activity and campaigning and how they are regulated.
Charity Commission disclaimer for using SORP accounting templates.
How commercial companies engage in charitable activities.
What governors of foundation, voluntary aided, voluntary controlled and academy schools need to know about being charity trustees.
An overview of the legal and good practice issues that charities need to consider when delivering public services.
When undertaking research will further a main charitable aim.
Guidance on audits and independent examinations under the Companies Act and Charities Act.
Privacy notice about how we process your data when you apply for a disqualification waiver from the Charity Commission.
Regulations giving authority for total return investment by charities.
How we assess waiver applications for charity trustee and senior management positions. Includes advice about what to do if you are not satisfied with the waiver decision.
Charity Commission guidance on running a village hall.
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