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Charities Act 2011

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As published

34 Removal of charities from register

(1) The Commission must remove from the register— (a) any institution which it no longer considers is a charity, and (b) any charity which has ceased to exist or does not operate. (2) If the removal of an institution under subsection (1)(a) is due to any change in its trusts, the removal takes effect from the date of the change. (3) A charity which is for the time being registered under section 30(3) (voluntary registration) must be removed from the register if it so requests.

Your change, as a redline

34 Removal of charities from register

(1) The Commission must remove from the register— (a) any institution which it no longer considers is a charity, and (b) any charity which has ceased to exist or does not operate. (2) If the removal of an institution under subsection (1)(a) is due to any change in its trusts, the removal takes effect from the date of the change. (3) A charity which is for the time being registered under section 30(3) (voluntary registration) must be removed from the register if it so requests.

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Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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