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Charities Act 2011

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As published

171 Supply by charity trustees of copy of most recent annual report

(1) This section applies if an annual report has been prepared in respect of any financial year of a charity in pursuance of section 162(1) or 168(3). (2) If the charity trustees of a charity— (a) are requested in writing by any person to provide that person with a copy of its most recent annual report, and (b) are paid by that person such reasonable fee (if any) as they may require in respect of the costs of complying with the request, they must comply with the request within the period of 2 months beginning with the date on which it is made. (3) The reference in subsection (2) to a charity's most recent annual report is a reference to the annual report prepared in pursuance of section 162(1) or 168(3) in respect of the last financial year of the charity in respect of which an annual report has been so prepared.

Your change, as a redline

171 Supply by charity trustees of copy of most recent annual report

(1) This section applies if an annual report has been prepared in respect of any financial year of a charity in pursuance of section 162(1) or 168(3). (2) If the charity trustees of a charity— (a) are requested in writing by any person to provide that person with a copy of its most recent annual report, and (b) are paid by that person such reasonable fee (if any) as they may require in respect of the costs of complying with the request, they must comply with the request within the period of 2 months beginning with the date on which it is made. (3) The reference in subsection (2) to a charity's most recent annual report is a reference to the annual report prepared in pursuance of section 162(1) or 168(3) in respect of the last financial year of the charity in respect of which an annual report has been so prepared.

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