The Charities Act 2022 (Commencement No. 2 and Saving Provisions) Regulations 2023
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Schedule Provisions coming into force on 14th June 2023
Regulation 3 1 Section 9 (definition of “permanent endowment”). 2 Section 10 (amendment of powers to release restrictions on spending capital). 3 Section 11 (taking effect of resolution under section 282 of the Charities Act 2011). 4 Section 12 (power to borrow from permanent endowment). 5 Section 13 (total return investment). 6 Section 14 (special trusts). 7 Section 17 (scope of Part 7 of the Charities Act 2011). 8 Section 19 (advertising and report requirements for disposition of charity land). 9 Section 20 (advice relating to the disposition of charity land). 10 Section 21 (advice etc from charity trustees, officers and employees). 11 Section 22 (residential tenancies granted to employees). 12 Section 25 (working names etc). 13 Section 26 (power to delay registration of unsuitably named charity). 14 Section 27 (power to delay entry of unsuitable name in register). 15 Section 28 (power to direct change of name of exempt charity). 16 Section 35(a) (vesting permanent endowment following a merger). 17 Section 38 (“connected person”: illegitimate children). 18 Section 39 (“connected person”: power to amend). 19 Section 40 (minor and consequential provision), in so far as it relates to the provisions brought into force by paragraph 20 of this Schedule. 20 The following paragraphs of Schedule 2 (minor and consequential amendments)— (a) paragraph 1, in so far as it relates to paragraphs 16 to 19 and 21 to 25 of Schedule 2, (b) paragraph 16, (c) paragraph 17, (d) paragraph 18, (e) paragraph 19, (f) paragraph 20, (g) paragraph 21, (h) paragraph 22, (i) paragraph 23, (j) paragraph 24, (k) paragraph 25, (l) paragraph 28, (m) paragraph 30, (n) paragraph 31, (o) paragraph 32, (p) paragraph 33, (q) paragraph 34, (r) paragraph 35, (s) paragraph 36, (t) paragraph 37, (u) paragraph 45, and (v) paragraph 46.
Schedule Provisions coming into force on 14th June 2023
Regulation 3 1 Section 9 (definition of “permanent endowment”). 2 Section 10 (amendment of powers to release restrictions on spending capital). 3 Section 11 (taking effect of resolution under section 282 of the Charities Act 2011). 4 Section 12 (power to borrow from permanent endowment). 5 Section 13 (total return investment). 6 Section 14 (special trusts). 7 Section 17 (scope of Part 7 of the Charities Act 2011). 8 Section 19 (advertising and report requirements for disposition of charity land). 9 Section 20 (advice relating to the disposition of charity land). 10 Section 21 (advice etc from charity trustees, officers and employees). 11 Section 22 (residential tenancies granted to employees). 12 Section 25 (working names etc). 13 Section 26 (power to delay registration of unsuitably named charity). 14 Section 27 (power to delay entry of unsuitable name in register). 15 Section 28 (power to direct change of name of exempt charity). 16 Section 35(a) (vesting permanent endowment following a merger). 17 Section 38 (“connected person”: illegitimate children). 18 Section 39 (“connected person”: power to amend). 19 Section 40 (minor and consequential provision), in so far as it relates to the provisions brought into force by paragraph 20 of this Schedule. 20 The following paragraphs of Schedule 2 (minor and consequential amendments)— (a) paragraph 1, in so far as it relates to paragraphs 16 to 19 and 21 to 25 of Schedule 2, (b) paragraph 16, (c) paragraph 17, (d) paragraph 18, (e) paragraph 19, (f) paragraph 20, (g) paragraph 21, (h) paragraph 22, (i) paragraph 23, (j) paragraph 24, (k) paragraph 25, (l) paragraph 28, (m) paragraph 30, (n) paragraph 31, (o) paragraph 32, (p) paragraph 33, (q) paragraph 34, (r) paragraph 35, (s) paragraph 36, (t) paragraph 37, (u) paragraph 45, and (v) paragraph 46.
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