Charity bosses who fail to take control over practices used to raise money will face statutory regulations,says committeeCharity bosses who allowed scandalous fundraising methods to be used were either “incompetent or wilfully blind” and are on their last chance to “achieve their house in order”, a committee has warned.[br]In a damning assessment of the practices used by some of the biggest names to bring in cash, or MPs warned the episode has damaged the reputation of charities across the board. Trustees must now take proper control of the methods their organisation employ or face statutory regulation,the public administration committee said.
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Source: theguardian.com