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Web advice: Understanding the cookie regulations
17 Jan 2012
New regulations on how website owners can track and monitor user behaviour are due to come into effect soon. Adrian Cutcliffe discusses what the new cookie law might mean for charities.
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Caroline Cooke from the Charity Commission outlines five points charities should consider when delivering...
Inadvertently disempowering members
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The committee members of a learning disability charity recently transferred all the assets and liabilities...
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Christine Rigby explains what powers charites have under the Companies Act 2006.
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