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Charities Act 2011

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303 S.298 to s.302: supplementary

(1) In sections 299 and 300, “parochial charity” means, in relation to any parish or (in Wales) community, a charity the benefits of which are, or the separate distribution of the benefits of which is, confined to inhabitants of— (a) the parish or community, (b) a single ancient ecclesiastical parish which included that parish or community or part of it, or (c) an area consisting of that parish or community with not more than 4 neighbouring parishes or communities. (2) Sections 298 to 302 do not affect the trusteeship, control or management of any foundation or voluntary school within the meaning of the School Standards and Framework Act 1998. (3) Sections 298 to 302— (a) do not apply to the Isles of Scilly, and (b) have effect subject to any order (including any future order) made under any enactment relating to local government with respect to local government areas or the powers of local authorities.

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303 S.298 to s.302: supplementary

(1) In sections 299 and 300, “parochial charity” means, in relation to any parish or (in Wales) community, a charity the benefits of which are, or the separate distribution of the benefits of which is, confined to inhabitants of— (a) the parish or community, (b) a single ancient ecclesiastical parish which included that parish or community or part of it, or (c) an area consisting of that parish or community with not more than 4 neighbouring parishes or communities. (2) Sections 298 to 302 do not affect the trusteeship, control or management of any foundation or voluntary school within the meaning of the School Standards and Framework Act 1998. (3) Sections 298 to 302— (a) do not apply to the Isles of Scilly, and (b) have effect subject to any order (including any future order) made under any enactment relating to local government with respect to local government areas or the powers of local authorities.

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