[181B Duration of disqualification, and suspension pending disqualification]
Charities Act 2011 (2011 c 25) | Legislation

[181B  Duration of disqualification, and suspension pending disqualification]

[(1)     An order under section 181A must specify the period for which the person is disqualified.

(2)     The period—

(a)     must be not more than 15 years beginning with the day on which the order takes effect, and

(b)     must be proportionate, having regard in particular to the time when a conviction becomes spent or, where condition B applies, would become spent if it were a conviction for the relevant disqualifying offence, and to circumstances in which the Commission may or must grant a waiver under section 181 where a person is disqualified under section 178.

(3)     An order takes effect—

(a)     at the end of the time specified by Tribunal Procedure Rules for starting proceedings for an appeal

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