UK charity regulation is in crisis, with a proposed Protection of Charities Bill of little help according to evidence presented to the Parliamentary Committee considering the Bill. Professor Gareth Morgan, head of the Centre for Voluntary Sector Research at Sheffield Hallam University, made the claim before the committee. He said the crisis was caused by three factors: a chronic under-resourcing of the Charity Commission, the fact that “vast swathes” of the charity sector were either not registered with or not regulated by the Commission, and an “extraordinary” government refusal to implement many existing pieces of charity regulation which are already on the statute books. Read more here:
Posted on: Sat, 29 Nov 2014 23:39:01 +0000
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