Charities are facing funding pressures, increasing regulation and greater scrutiny which require them to adapt.
All charities must be aware of their legal obligations and stay abreast of changing legal requirements to avoid potential regulatory intervention and the consequences it can bring.
The role of trustees is also under scrutiny and many charities are undertaking extensive reviews of their governance, making use of new tools such as the Charity Governance Code to ensure compliance with charity law and principles of best practice.
Join CWVA on Thursday 28 November for the latest updates on charity law with Graeme Hughes, Partner with Brabners.
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