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Charity trustees must 'have regard' to the Charity Commission's public benefit guidance when carrying out activities to which it's relevant.
Help completing the passport application form from outside the UK.
How to take part in a planning or listed building consent appeal proceeding by written representations.
Regulations setting out what should be included in a governing document for a CIO.
Understand the rules and risks when using charity funds to pay a trustee or a person or organisation connected to a trustee.
This guidance is for anyone applying for a British passport who was born in the UK to parent(s) from the EEA.
Find out what sort of wrongdoing you can report to the Charity Commission, and how to report it.
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.
Information about the approved organisations that can help you find a guest or a sponsor.
How to apply to the Court of Protection to challenge an order restricting someone's freedom or get a deprivation of liberty authorised.
To be used when checking passports for identification.
A charity's objects are a statement of its purposes - they must be exclusively charitable.
A list of the supporting documents you need to provide when applying for a passport from outside the UK.
How charities and CASCs can make written, verbal and online declarations and what information to include.
What trustees need to do when preparing trustees’ annual reports, accounts and annual returns for accounting periods starting on or after 1 November 2016 and before 1 January 2026.
Guidance to help those who work in early years settings consider their practice and to take steps to safeguard both children and adults online.
How trustees can identify, assess and manage risks to their charity.
Guidance on responding to incidents and safeguarding children and young people.
How to transfer all your charity’s assets to another charity if it merges, changes structure or closes.
Guidance developed by DCMS to help policy officials involve young people in policymaking.
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