[75A Official warnings by the Commission]
Charities Act 2011 (2011 c 25) | Legislation

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[75A  Official warnings by the Commission]

[(1)     The Commission may issue a warning—

(a)     to a charity trustee or trustee for a charity who it considers has committed a breach of trust or duty or other misconduct or mismanagement in that capacity, or

(b)     to a charity in connection with which it considers a breach of trust or duty or other misconduct or mismanagement has been committed.

(2)     The Commission—

(a)     may publish a warning it has issued;

(b)     may issue or publish

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