Charity Property Conference 2013
29 Oct 2013
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Shadow minister for civil society Gareth Thomas has tabled a series of Parliamentary questions to minister Nick Hurd about the government's funding of Big Society Network and the allocation of Social Action Fund money.
Charities will have an affordable route to appeal Charity Commission decisions thanks to yesterday's launch of the new Charity Tribunal.
Former chairman of the Disability Rights Commission, Sir Bert Massie, has been appointed as the new Commissioner for the Compact.
Andy Atkins, director of relief and development at Tearfund, is to succeed Tony Juniper as executive director of Friends of the Earth.
Representatives from the advisory group for campaigning and the voluntary sector met with the Ministry of Justice last week to lodge their interest in introducing an amendment to the Charities Act that secures the right of charities to campaign.
The Queen has set in motion a law to allow banks and building societies to hand over money lying in dormant bank accounts to community investment, but the government has stopped short of committing part of the funds raised to a social investment bank.
Professor Jenny Harrow and her team at City University have been selected to run the main hub of the Centre for Charitable Giving and Philanthropy.
The director general of the Office of the Third Sector indicated last week that the government would not seek to make the Compact a legally binding commitment.
Proposals to make major changes to Scope's governance arrangements have been rejected by its members following a vote at its AGM.

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