Charity Commission & Fraud Advisory Panel launch fraud resilience survey
Melanie May | 26 February 2019 | News
The Charity Commission and the Fraud Advisory Panel is to contact 15,000 charities to ask them to participate in a survey on resilience.
Launched today (26 February) the survey is aimed at helping the Commission and the Fraud Advisory Panel gain a better understanding both of charities’ resilience to fraud and their levels of cyber security. They will be emailing the charities directly, inviting them to complete a questionnaire.
The survey will run for four weeks, and the Commission intends to publish the findings of the research later this year.
Alan Bryce, Head of Development and Operational Intelligence at the Charity Commission said:
“This is a really important project that should significantly improve our understanding of what’s happening across the charity sector and shape our regulatory engagement, helping to build a stronger counter-fraud culture for the future. I urge those charities contacted to get actively involved and complete the questionnaire – your answers really will make a difference.”
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