26 Power to delay registration of unsuitably named charity
Charities Act 2022 (2022 c 6) | Legislation

26  Power to delay registration of unsuitably named charity

After section 45 of the Charities Act 2011 insert—

“45A Power to delay registration following s. 42 direction

(1)     The Commission may delay the registration of a charity if the Commission has given a direction under section 42 (“the section 42 direction”) requiring the name of the charity to be changed.

(2)     A delay under subsection (1) may last until the first to occur of—

(a)     the charity trustees notifying the Commission of the charity's new name and

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