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Charities Act gets vote of approval from charity law experts

16 May 2012 | Governance | Tania Mason
Tags: Law

The Charities Act 2006 has, overall, proved to be a good piece of legislation that is fit for purpose, the NCVO Charity Law Review Advisory Group has concluded.

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Charities Act gets vote of approval from charity law experts

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