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Charities Act 2011

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As published

160 Exempt charities

(1) Nothing in sections 144 to 155 (audit or examination of accounts) applies to an exempt charity. (2) Sections 156(2) to (6) and 157 (duty of auditors etc. of individual accounts to report matters to Commission) apply in relation to a person appointed to audit, or report on, the accounts of an exempt charity which is not a company as they apply in relation to the person referred to in section 156 as “P”, but reading— (a) any reference to P's acting in the capacity mentioned in section 156(1) as a reference to the person acting as a person so appointed, and (b) any reference to the Commission or to any of its functions as a reference to the charity's principal regulator or to any of the latter's functions as principal regulator in relation to the charity. (3) Nothing in section 158 (duty of auditors etc. in relation to group accounts) applies to an exempt charity.

Your change, as a redline

160 Exempt charities

(1) Nothing in sections 144 to 155 (audit or examination of accounts) applies to an exempt charity. (2) Sections 156(2) to (6) and 157 (duty of auditors etc. of individual accounts to report matters to Commission) apply in relation to a person appointed to audit, or report on, the accounts of an exempt charity which is not a company as they apply in relation to the person referred to in section 156 as “P”, but reading— (a) any reference to P's acting in the capacity mentioned in section 156(1) as a reference to the person acting as a person so appointed, and (b) any reference to the Commission or to any of its functions as a reference to the charity's principal regulator or to any of the latter's functions as principal regulator in relation to the charity. (3) Nothing in section 158 (duty of auditors etc. in relation to group accounts) applies to an exempt charity.

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