284 When and how s 282 resolution takes effect
Charities Act 2011 (2011 c 25) | Legislation

284  When and how s 282 resolution takes effect

(1)     When considering whether to concur with the resolution under section 282(2) [or (3A)], the Commission must take into account—

(a)     any evidence [made] available to it as to the wishes of [any donor or donors to the available endowment fund], and

[(b)     any changes in circumstances relating to the available endowment fund since it was established (including, in particular, the financial position of the fund, the needs of those who can benefit from the fund, and the social, economic and legal environment)].

(2)     The Commission must not concur with the resolution unless it is satisfied—

(a)     that its implementation would accord with the spirit of [any gift or gifts to the available endowment fund] (even though

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