[104B Total return investment: regulations]
Charities Act 2011 (2011 c 25) | Legislation

[104B  Total return investment: regulations]

[(1)     The Commission may by regulations make provision about—

(a)     resolutions under [sections 104A(2) and 104AA(2)],

(b)     the investment of a relevant fund without the need to maintain a balance between capital and income returns, and expenditure from such a fund,. . .

[(ba)     the use of a relevant social investment fund to make social investments (within the meaning of section 292A),]

(c)     the steps that must be taken by charity trustees in respect of a fund, or portion of a fund, in the event of a resolution under section 104A(2) ceasing to have effect in respect of the fund or portion[, and

(d)     any steps that must be taken

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