Peace Garden
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Charity Commission unwilling to use its powers
Edward Bainton Trustee at New Muslim Circle Posted 3 months ago
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For any Commission-watchers on here, or anyone needing to make decisions on the basis of how likely it is to protect a charity:
"So the conundrum is, do I have sufficient confidence in the Charity Commission that ... it will effectively resolve the issues with this charity.
Or do I think that it will not really act unless its feet are held to the fire.
I am afraid I have concluded the latter."
Mr Justice Green in Atwal & Anor v Charity Commission [2024] EWHC 3451 (Ch)
A catalogue of inaction in the face of evident and serious concerns.
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