# Charity trustees asked for views on Charity Commission's future

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2010/11/03/charity-trustees-asked-views-charity-commission039s-future/
- Published: 2010-11-03T14:48:28+00:00
- Author: Howard Lake

The Charity Commission is encouraging charity trustees to share their views on the
regulator’s future after its funding was cut by 33% in real terms as part of the
government’s review of public spending.

The Commission estimates that the cuts are likely to lead to a loss of 140 full 
time equivalent posts.

In the latest edition of its newsletter, CC News, the Commission invites trustees
to take part in an online consultation launched in October as part of a strategic
review. Dame Suzi Leather, Charity Commission chair, said: “I urge trustees to have
their say on how charities are regulated in the years ahead. As the people ultimately
responsible for running charities, trustees have a direct interest in the future
of the Commission. The strategic review is likely to see the Commission changing
quite considerably and it is important that process is informed by the needs and
concerns of trustees.”

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The consultation, which is available online, asks respondents to say which they 
consider to be the key risks facing the charitable sector over the next five years
and to identify what the Commission’s regulatory focus and priorities should be.

The online consultation closes on 14 January 2011.

http://charitycommissionreview.blogspot.com

 * **[The Trust List](https://fundraising.co.uk/2011/09/27/trust-list/)** (27 September
   2011)
 * **[Charity Commission website](https://fundraising.co.uk/2011/12/09/charity-commission-website/)**(
   9 December 2011)
 * **[Charity Commission launches mobile version of website](https://fundraising.co.uk/2011/12/16/charity-commission-launches-mobile-version-website/)**(
   16 December 2011)
