The revised Charity Commission guidance for serious incident reporting still needs work, says Don Bawtree.
Reporting serious incidents
Ensuring your risk assessment includes a review of workplace issues should be high on this year’s agenda, says Anne Hudson.
Tania Mason looks back over the six years of Andrew Hind’s leadership of the Charity Commission, and charts the actions that created a regulator fit for the 21st Century
Olga Johnson, talks the board through the difficult process of what to do when no one wants to be chair.
The Chairman elicits the help of Hannah Armit when a concerned chief executive is tired of trustees burying their heads in the sand, despite impending insolvency...
When a chair is concerned that his newly appointed board member could be blackmailing him there's only one person to turn to... The Chairman.
Richard Gutch interviewed the chairs of 17 different charities earlier this year. Their organisations cover children, disabled people, health and social care, and have turnovers ranging from £2.5m to £220m....
In autumn 2008, the board of the Nationwide Foundation faced a big agenda, including a new programme strategy, tackling complex governance issues and running normal business. Here John Kingston takes us...
It is often assumed that charities can create committees and delegate powers to them as necessary. However, the rules governing the use of committees are stricter than many charities realise and the creation,...
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18 Aug 2010
In this second in a series of articles, Fiona Ellis and Richard Gutch outline the Funding Commission’s...
31 Aug 2010
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30 Aug 2010
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27 Aug 2010
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31 Aug 2010
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24 Aug 2010
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19 Aug 2010
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