Charities part 1

Question 1

What does Section 2 (1)(A) of the Charities Act 2011 state?

Answer 1

The purpose must be on the section3 list

Question 2

What does Section 2 (1)(B) of the Charities Act 2011 state?

Answer 2

The trust must be for public benefit

Question 3

What does Section 2 of the Charities Act 2011 state?

Answer 3

Meaning of ‘charitable purpose’

Question 4

What does Section 2 (A) state?

Answer 4

Falls within the scope of Section 3(1)

Question 5

What does Section 2(B) state?

Answer 5

For the public benefit

Question 6

How many charitable purposes are there in Section 3 of the Charities Act 2011?

Answer 6

13

Question 7

What is Section 3 (C)?

Answer 7

Advancement of religion

Question 8

What is Section 3 (F)?

Answer 8

Advancement of the arts, culture, heritage or science

Question 9

What is Section 3 (G)?

Answer 9

Advancement of amateur sport

Question 10

What is Section 3 (K)?

Answer 10

Advancement of animal welfare

Question 11

What is principle 1 (A) of the public benefit?

Answer 11

It must be clear what the benefits to the public are

Question 12

What is principle 1(B) of the public benefit?

Answer 12

The benefits must be related to the aims of the charity

Question 13

What is principle 1(C) of the public benefit?

Answer 13

The benefits must be balanced against any detriment or harm

Question 14

What is principle 2 (A) of the public benefit?

Answer 14

The beneficiaries must be appropriate to the aims

Question 15

What is principle 2(B) of the public benefit?

Answer 15

Opportunity to benefit must not be restricted by geographical or other restrictions or by fees

Question 16

What is principle 2(C) of the public benefit?

Answer 16

People in poverty must not be excluded for the opportunity to benefit