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Out of the question
Write, if you have any answers to the questions listed at the end of this section, or would like to add to the answers below. Your answers Who is entitled by law to see the annual accounts and PCC minutes? Do those on the church electoral roll have a right to see them? [Answers, 20 June] It should be noted that the Charity Commission has ruled that all accounts of “associated exempt charities” must be published with the PCC accounts and made available on request. Copies of all such church accounts must be provided by any trustee (which means any PCC member) within two months of a written request to do so. See Charities Act 1993, Section 47 (2). Any person refusing to provide a copy of is guilty of an offence under Section 49 of the Charities Act 1993 and liable to a fine on summary conviction. David HutchinsEwell, Surrey Your questions How come that archdeacons have never been appointed saints? C. C. Address: Out of the Question, Church Times, 13-17 Long Lane, London EC1A 9PN questions@churchtimes.co.uk |
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