89 Publicity for orders relating to trustees or other individuals
Charities Act 2011 (2011 c 25) | Legislation

89  Publicity for orders relating to trustees or other individuals

(1)     The Commission may not make any order under this Act to appoint, discharge or remove a charity trustee or trustee for a charity, other than—

(a)     an order relating to the official custodian, or

(b)     an order under section 76(3)(b) (appointment of additional charity trustees), [or

(c)     an order under section 79A (removal of disqualified trustee),]

unless, before doing so, the Commission has complied with the publicity requirement in subsection (2).

This is subject to any disapplication of that requirement under subsection (4).

(2)

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