David Robb has been in the hot seat of Scottish regulation for four months now as the second chief executive of the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator. He speaks to Niki May Young about his move from politics to charity, the influence of changing regulation structures throughout the UK, and what his fresh eyes are bringing to the role.

Preparing the trustees’ annual report and accounts is one of the charity regulators’ most important requirements that comes with being registered in England and Wales or in Scotland. Nigel Davies takes us through upcoming changes.

A financial director is approaching his 65th birthday and is told to retire but he doesn't want to. A concerned charity trustee asks The Chairman about the regulations on forced retirement.

The Charity Commission's Dave Walker outlines the importance of due diligence measures after an inquiry into a charity which raised used an intermediary to distribute funds led to its dissolution.