[181C Disqualification orders: procedure]
Charities Act 2011 (2011 c 25) | Legislation

[181C  Disqualification orders: procedure]

[(1)     Before making an order in respect of a person under section 181A without the person's consent the Commission must—

(a)     give the person not less than one month's notice of its proposals, and

(b)     invite representations to be made to it within a period specified in the notice.

(2)     Before making an order under section 181A in respect of a person who the Commission knows or believes to be a charity trustee or trustee for a charity, the Commission must also—

(a)     give notice of its proposals to each of the charity trustees of the charity in question;

(b)     comply with the publicity requirement, unless the Commission is satisfied that for any reason compliance

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