Charity Commission launches guide on terrorism

Governance | Vibeka Mair | 10 Nov 2009

The Charity Commission, in response to demand from the sector, has launched an online guide to help trustees protect their charity from terrorist activity.

Charities and terrorism includes key information on the UK’s counter-terrorism legislation and how it affects charities’ work. It’s been developed in consultation with a range of charities through the Commission’s outreach work.

The guide is the first of four online toolkits to be published by the Charity Commision for trustees to manage risk and protect their charity from harm.

Part two will cover safeguarding charity funds and will define trustees’ responsibilities for due diligence with donors, partners and beneficiaries, along with monitoring, verification and reporting on the end-use of funds.

Part three will cover safeguarding people, property and reputation and part four will have case studies from the sector covering all the chapters.

They will be published next year under the heading Protecting Charities from Harm.

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