People with convictions being trustees – Proposed changes by the Charity Commission
Friday, 24 January 2014
by unlockadmin
The reason for this email is that we’ve published a document which briefly summarises the plans by the Charity Commission which would, in effect, further restrict the ability of people with unspent convictions from becoming a trustee of a charity. The proposed reforms are detailed in a consultation paper which was launched by the Government
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