168 Excepted charities
Charities Act 2011 (2011 c 25) | Legislation

168  Excepted charities

(1)     Nothing in sections 162 to 165 (annual reports etc) applies to any charity which—

(a)     falls within section 30(2)(d) (whether or not it also falls within section 30(2)(b) or (c)), and

(b)     is not registered.

(2)     Except in accordance with subsection (5), nothing in sections 162 to 165 applies to any charity which—

(a)     falls within section 30(2)(b) or (c) but does not fall within section 30(2)(d), and

(b)     is not registered.

(3)     If requested to do so by the Commission, the charity trustees

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