Charities & Social Economy
Charity Commission Registration
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Who should watch this?
These videos are aimed at organisations who would like to find out more about how to register a charity.
There are 16 videos in the series discussing each step necessary to set up a charity and then register it with the Charity Commission.
The link above takes you through each video in order. To select an individual video, simply select a title from the You Tube Playlist drop down menu in the top left hand corner of the You Tube screen.
What does the video cover?
The video will cover questions such as:
- How do we know if we could, or even should, be a charity?
- Can we be a charity if we have some non-charitable purposes?
- How do we set up and register as a charity?
- Where can we get a template or model governing document?
- Does it matter if our income is over £5,000?
- How long do applications to the Charity Commission normally take?
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LawWorks (supported by the Legal Education Foundation) and Nabarro LLP for hosting the filming.
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Please download the accompanying handout for some useful links to further information.
Follow this link for other videos from the Law Works Free Talks series.
Disclaimer
LawWorks, the presenters, and the organisations involved in producing these resources cannot accept any responsibility or liability for the use of the materials and they are not a substitute for taking appropriate legal advice.
Content accurate as at August 2016.
Claris D'cruz, a Charities Consultant at Wrigleys Solicitors, gives a practical overview of when and how to set up and register as a charity.
Episodes 1-7: Data protection and the GPDR: an overview
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The 25th of May 2018 will see a huge shift in the regulation of data protection across the EU. This is the date from which EU organisation's will have to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
In the first of a series of podcasts looking at different aspects of the GDPR, Charities and Social Economy Partners, Peter Parker and Sue King provide an overview of the GDPR and its likely effect on charities and social enterprises.
The second in a series of podcasts by Sue King and Duncan Milwain at Wrigleys concerning the implications of the new GDPR for Charities, Schools and not for profit organisations.
The third in a series of podcasts by Peter Parker and Duncan Milwain at Wrigleys concerning the new Data Protection regulations and their inpact on charities.
In the fourth in a series of podcasts by Peter Parker and Sue King at Wrigleys will be discussing the requirements for for obtaining consent under the new GDPR regulation.
The fifth in a series of podcasts by Wrigleys - Peter Parker and Sue King will be discussing how to use the "legitimate interests" purpose for lawfully processing personal data under the new GDPR regulation
In the sixth episode of our podcasts on preparing for GDPR Sue and Peter consider issues arising when organisations share data with third parties both within the EU and further afield.
In our seventh and final podcast aimed to help you prepare for implementation of GDPR Sue King and Peter Parker look at what happens if you are in breach of the GDPR and how you should manage the situation.
Episode 2 - What should you be doing to get ready for GDPR
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The second in a series of podcasts by Sue King and Duncan Milwain at Wrigleys concerning the implications of the new GDPR for Charities, Schools and not for profit organisations.
The second in a series of podcasts by Sue King and Duncan Milwain at Wrigleys concerning the implications of the new GDPR for Charities, Schools and not for profit organisations.
Episode 3 - How do you know what data you're holding and what you should be doing with it?
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The third in a series of podcasts by Peter Parker and Duncan Milwain at Wrigleys concerning the new Data Protection regulations and their inpact on charities.
The third in a series of podcasts by Peter Parker and Duncan Milwain at Wrigleys concerning the new Data Protection regulations and their inpact on charities.
Episode 4 - Are your data protection consents fit for purpose?
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In the fourth in a series of podcasts by Peter Parker and Sue King at Wrigleys will be discussing the requirements for for obtaining consent under the new GDPR regulation.
In the fourth in a series of podcasts by Peter Parker and Sue King at Wrigleys will be discussing the requirements for for obtaining consent under the new GDPR regulation.
Episode 5 - Do you have a 'legitimate interest' to process data?
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The fifth in a series of podcasts by Wrigleys - Peter Parker and Sue King will be discussing how to use the "legitimate interests" purpose for lawfully processing personal data under the new GDPR regulation
The fifth in a series of podcasts by Wrigleys - Peter Parker and Duncan Milwain will be discussing how to use the "legitimate interests" purpose for lawfully processing personal data under the new GDPR regulation
Episode 6 - Transferring data to third parties - keeping it legal
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In the sixth episode of our podcasts on preparing for GDPR Sue and Peter consider issues arising when organisations share data with third parties both within the EU and further afield.
In the sixth episode of our podcasts on preparing for GDPR Sue and Peter consider issues arising when organisations share data with third parties both within the EU and further afield.
Episode 7 - What happens if you're in breach of the GDPR
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In our seventh and final podcast aimed to help you prepare for implementation of GDPR Sue King and Peter Parker look at what happens if you are in breach of the GDPR and how you should manage the situation.
In our seventh and final podcast aimed to help you prepare for implementation of GDPR Sue King and Peter Parker look at what happens if you are in breach of the GDPR and how you should manage the situation.
