Charity News: Fundraising regulation

The Fundraising Regulator, which oversees charitable fundraising in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, has developed a self-reporting tool so that charities can inform the regulator of any known or potential breach of the Code of Fundraising Practice where in poses an actual or potential risk to the public, the charity sector or public confidence in fundraising. There is no formal obligation to self-report incidents to the regulator, but doing so can enable them to advise on the appropriate steps to be taken as a consequence of the breach.

Guidance: Self-reporting incidents

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Posted by Colin Hamilton - Corporate Services Director/ Audit Responsible Individual on 05 Jul 2022

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Colin Hamilton - Corporate Services Director/ Audit Responsible Individual

Colin is a Director at Ward Williams who has more than 25 years of practical experience and qualified with the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants in 2001.

He has a diverse portfolio ranging from small owner managed businesses to larger companies requiring audit together with a number of specialist clients such as charities, pension schemes, acadamies and solicitors. Colin provides a range of accounting, tax and audit services to these clients.

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