Charity trustees in the dock: the implications of the Kids Company case
5:00pm - 6:00pm /
Thursday 25th February 2021
Type: Webinar /
Category: Research
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- Admission: Free to attend, please register for zoom details.
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Charity Law & Policy Unit Charity Briefs
Charity trustees in the dock: the implications of the Kids Company case
What can we learn from the Kids Company case? What can charity trustees do to protect themselves? Will prospective trustees be deterred from acting?
Matthew Smith, Maitland Chambers
This will involve a short presentation of the issues followed by moderated Q & A discussion
The work of CLPU is kindly supported by Brabners LLP Solicitors.
Charity trustees in the dock: the implications of the Kids Company case
What can we learn from the Kids Company case? What can charity trustees do to protect themselves? Will prospective trustees be deterred from acting?
Matthew Smith, Maitland Chambers
This will involve a short presentation of the issues followed by moderated Q & A discussion
The work of CLPU is kindly supported by Brabners LLP Solicitors.