Robert Porter
Trustee, Shelter
Consultant, Charities Group
Harbottle & Lewis LLP
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Charity trustees are required to act solely in the interests of their charity. Sometimes the best interests of the charity might mean not following recommended best practice.
Are the new merger provisions a problem or panacea?
How influential founders can create considerable opportunities for horror stories.
Earlier this year the Charity Commission published its new guidance publication CC37 - Charities and Public Service Delivery.
Richard Porter outlines the latest steps in the Charity Commission's work on public benefit.
In the second of a two-part article, Robert Porter discusses prize competitions, prize gaming, cross category activities and relevant offences
The first part in a two-header reviewing potential opportunities for charities under the new Gambling Act
Charities should proactively ensure their constitutions reflect current circumstances and operations. Charity head Robert Porter suggests a possible process for a charitable company proposing to amend its constitution.
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