Faith and Hope in Charities Ministers Must Be Careful to Avoid Jeopardising Trust
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CHARITIES depend on public trust and confidence. Scots are good at giving, topping the UK league of per capita donations. However, in recent years charitable giving has been declining, partly because the sector has been tarnished by a number of scandals.
The Charities and Trustee Investment (Scotland) Bill, which starts its progress through Holyrood today, is intended to re- establish faith that a charity does what it says on the tin. In order to achieve this, it is essential that the definition of a charity must be aligned with the public understanding of that term.See the full content of this document
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Faith and Hope in Charities Ministers Must Be Careful to Avoid Jeopardising Trust
Today The Herald reveals that while Scotland's top-flight independent schools, such as Fettes and Gordonstoun, ...
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