86 Copy of certain orders, and reasons, to be sent to charity
Charities Act 2011 (2011 c 25) | Legislation

86  Copy of certain orders, and reasons, to be sent to charity

(1)     Where the Commission makes an order under a provision mentioned in subsection (2) it must send the documents mentioned in subsection (3)—

(a)     to the charity concerned (if a body corporate), or

(b)     (if not) to each of the charity trustees.

(2)     The provisions are—

section 76 (suspension of trustees etc and appointment of interim managers);

section 79 (removal of trustee or officer etc for protective etc purposes);

section

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