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Charities Act 2011

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201 Consent of Commission required for approval etc. by members of charitable companies

(1) In the case of a charitable company, each of the following is ineffective without the prior written consent of the Commission— (a) any approval given by the members of the company under any provision of Chapter 4 of Part 10 of the Companies Act 2006 (transactions with directors requiring approval by members) listed in subsection (2), and (b) any affirmation given by members of the company under section 196 or 214 of the 2006 Act (affirmation of unapproved property transactions and loans). (2) The provisions of the 2006 Act are— (a) section 188 (directors' long-term service contracts); (b) section 190 (substantial property transactions with directors etc.); (c) section 197, 198 or 200 (loans and quasi-loans to directors etc.); (d) section 201 (credit transactions for benefit of directors etc.); (e) section 203 (related arrangements); (f) section 217 (payments to directors for loss of office); (g) section 218 (payments to directors for loss of office: transfer of undertaking etc.).

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201 Consent of Commission required for approval etc. by members of charitable companies

(1) In the case of a charitable company, each of the following is ineffective without the prior written consent of the Commission— (a) any approval given by the members of the company under any provision of Chapter 4 of Part 10 of the Companies Act 2006 (transactions with directors requiring approval by members) listed in subsection (2), and (b) any affirmation given by members of the company under section 196 or 214 of the 2006 Act (affirmation of unapproved property transactions and loans). (2) The provisions of the 2006 Act are— (a) section 188 (directors' long-term service contracts); (b) section 190 (substantial property transactions with directors etc.); (c) section 197, 198 or 200 (loans and quasi-loans to directors etc.); (d) section 201 (credit transactions for benefit of directors etc.); (e) section 203 (related arrangements); (f) section 217 (payments to directors for loss of office); (g) section 218 (payments to directors for loss of office: transfer of undertaking etc.).

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