Part 1 Amendments Relating to Part 1
Charities Act 2022 (2022 c 6) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 2 Minor and Consequential Amendments

Section 40

Part 1 Amendments Relating to Part 1

1

The Charities Act 2011 is amended in accordance with paragraphs 2 to 11, 13 to 19 and 21 to 27.

Amendment relating to section 2 of this Act

2

In Schedule 6 (appeals and applications to Tribunal), for the entry relating to a decision of the Commission under section 227 to refuse to register an amendment to the constitution of a CIO substitute—

“Decision of the Commission to give, or withhold, consent under section 226 in relation to an amendment of the constitution of a CIO.The persons are—
(a)     the CIO,
(b)     the charity trustees of the CIO, and
(c)     any other person who is or may be affected by the decision.		Power to quash the decision and (if appropriate) remit the matter to the Commission.â€

Amendments relating to section 3 of this Act

3

In section 285 (power to alter sums specified in Part 13), in subsection (2), omit—

(a)     the entry relating to section 267(1);

(b)     the entry relating to section 275(1).

4

In section 328 (suspension of time limits while reference is in progress), omit subsection (3).

5

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