Charities Act 1992
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Change 1
64B Reserve power in relation to fund-raising regulators
(1) Regulations under section 64A may, in particular, impose on charitable institutions requirements to do any of the following— (a) to comply with requirements imposed by a regulator; (b) to have regard to guidance issued by a regulator; (c) to pay fees to a regulator of an amount determined by the regulations or determined by the regulator in accordance with the regulations; (d) to be registered with a regulator for the purpose of its regulation of charity fund-raising. (2) “ Regulator ” means a body specified in the regulations as a regulator for the purposes of this section. (3) A body may be specified as a regulator for the purposes of this section only if the regulation of charity fund-raising appears to the Secretary of State to be a principal function of the body. (4) A body maintained out of money provided by Parliament may not be specified as a regulator (and this section does not confer power by regulations to establish a body to act as regulator).
64B Reserve power in relation to fund-raising regulators
(1) Regulations under section 64A may, in particular, impose on charitable institutions requirements to do any of the following— (a) to comply with requirements imposed by a regulator; (b) to have regard to guidance issued by a regulator; (c) to pay fees to a regulator of an amount determined by the regulations or determined by the regulator in accordance with the regulations; (d) to be registered with a regulator for the purpose of its regulation of charity fund-raising. (2) “ Regulator ” means a body specified in the regulations as a regulator for the purposes of this section. (3) A body may be specified as a regulator for the purposes of this section only if the regulation of charity fund-raising appears to the Secretary of State to be a principal function of the body. (4) A body maintained out of money provided by Parliament may not be specified as a regulator (and this section does not confer power by regulations to establish a body to act as regulator).
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