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To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what steps he plans to take to restrict tax relief for overseas charities.
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what steps he plans to take to restrict tax relief for overseas charities.
That this House applauds the contribution of the Jane Tomlinson Appeal, established by the late Jane Tomlinson CBE and now continued by Jane's husband Mike and family, which continues to raise millions of pounds for children's and cancer charities including Cancer Research UK, Macmillan Cancer Support and children's hospices, Martin House and Hannah House; congratulates all those who took part in the Jane Tomlinson Appeal 10th Anniversary Challenge, taking on an eight day challenge in which they completed the Paris Marathon and a six day cycle route to London ahead of the London Marathon via Hull and the Jane Tomlinson Appeal's home turf of Yorkshire, raising many thousands of pounds for the Appeal and associated charities; notes that the challenge marked 10 years since Jane became the first terminally-ill breast cancer patient to complete the London Marathon; appreciates the dedication and innovation of the Jane Tomlinson Appeal and the many other charities working to fund and promote research into cancer and cancer treatments, often in memory of loved ones lost to the diseaseor inrecognition of having battled and survived cancer; and supports and encourages all efforts to help tackle this disease through charitable means.
That this House applauds the contribution of the Jane Tomlinson Appeal, established by the late Jane Tomlinson CBE and now continued by Jane's husband Mike and family, which continues to raise millions of pounds for children's and cancer charities including Cancer Research UK, Macmillan Cancer Support and children's hospices, Martin...
My Lords, I had better look at the letter more carefully myself in due course and write to my noble friend to deal with that point. My noble friend Lord Wakeham talked about the possibility of delays of the sort one finds in law, which no doubt provided the noble...
My Lords, I had better look at the letter more carefully myself in due course and write to my noble friend to deal with that point. My noble friend Lord Wakeham talked about the possibility of delays of the sort one finds in law, which no doubt provided the noble...
My Lords, I rise briefly to support my noble friend on these proposals. First, I should declare an interest as a trustee of a substantial charity, which at the moment does not operate a total return investment policy but I am pretty sure would want to do so in the...
My Lords, I rise briefly to support my noble friend on these proposals. First, I should declare an interest as a trustee of a substantial charity, which at the moment does not operate a total return investment policy but I am pretty sure would want to do so in the...
My Lords, I am afraid that I am not a barrister or a solicitor and so the Earl of Chesterfield and Howe versus the Earl of Dartmouth do not adorn my lavatory walls—or, indeed, have not, until now, swung into my ken. I welcome this small, technical but important legislation...
My Lords, I am afraid that I am not a barrister or a solicitor and so the Earl of Chesterfield and Howe versus the Earl of Dartmouth do not adorn my lavatory walls—or, indeed, have not, until now, swung into my ken. I welcome this small, technical but important legislation...
My Lords, I endorse the commendation of my noble friend Lord Henley for the work of the Law Commission. It is one of the unsung heroes of the forest of the law and, within it, it is a true forester. It is particularly warming to know that the report upon...
My Lords, I endorse the commendation of my noble friend Lord Henley for the work of the Law Commission. It is one of the unsung heroes of the forest of the law and, within it, it is a true forester. It is particularly warming to know that the report upon...
This is a short but technical Bill to amend the law of England and Wales relating to capital and income in trust. Capital, for these purposes, is trust property that constitutes a pool or fund of assets, and is to be distinguished from the income earned on those assets. For...
This is a short but technical Bill to amend the law of England and Wales relating to capital and income in trust. Capital, for these purposes, is trust property that constitutes a pool or fund of assets, and is to be distinguished from the income earned on those assets. For...
That the Committee do consider the Bill. That the Committee do consider the Bill.
That the Committee do consider the Bill. That the Committee do consider the Bill.
Obviously, we are always more than happy for there to be consultation before, during and whenever to deal with these matters. They ought to be looked at and that is how we get the right result in the end on all Bills. It is something that we would more than...
Obviously, we are always more than happy for there to be consultation before, during and whenever to deal with these matters. They ought to be looked at and that is how we get the right result in the end on all Bills. It is something that we would more than...
I am still slightly puzzled about this. It says that the Bill is expected to be beneficial to small firms and micro-businesses. Does it mean small legal firms? The idea of a small legal micro-business strikes me as a little unlikely, so I do not understand how it affects small...
I am still slightly puzzled about this. It says that the Bill is expected to be beneficial to small firms and micro-businesses. Does it mean small legal firms? The idea of a small legal micro-business strikes me as a little unlikely, so I do not understand how it affects small...
Can I take it that the Minister will be happy for consultation with his officials to take place on this matter?
Can I take it that the Minister will be happy for consultation with his officials to take place on this matter?
The Committee will be grateful to the noble Lord for that declaration of interest. I start by congratulating the noble Lord, Lord Beecham, on being the first speaker in this debate to mention Dickens, in this bicentenary of his death. I was wondering how long it would be before Jarndyce...
The Committee will be grateful to the noble Lord for that declaration of interest. I start by congratulating the noble Lord, Lord Beecham, on being the first speaker in this debate to mention Dickens, in this bicentenary of his death. I was wondering how long it would be before Jarndyce...
My Lords, I should have declared an interest earlier, which I need to do now. I am the founder of, and am still a consultant to, a firm of charity lawyers, Bates Wells & Braithwaite. I should have said that and apologise for not so doing. I will not enumerate...
My Lords, I should have declared an interest earlier, which I need to do now. I am the founder of, and am still a consultant to, a firm of charity lawyers, Bates Wells & Braithwaite. I should have said that and apologise for not so doing. I will not enumerate...
My Lords, I join other noble Lords in congratulating the Minister on the clarity of his exposition of this intrinsically complex area, and in congratulating the Law Commission on producing the report. As the Minister reminded us, the process began eight years ago, so it has not quite reached the...
My Lords, I join other noble Lords in congratulating the Minister on the clarity of his exposition of this intrinsically complex area, and in congratulating the Law Commission on producing the report. As the Minister reminded us, the process began eight years ago, so it has not quite reached the...
My Lords, I am in no sense an expert in this area, but over the past two or three years I have been involved in negotiations with the Charity Commission. I certainly join with those who have expressed appreciation to the Law Commission for its work on this. I think...
My Lords, I am in no sense an expert in this area, but over the past two or three years I have been involved in negotiations with the Charity Commission. I certainly join with those who have expressed appreciation to the Law Commission for its work on this. I think...
Lords Second Reading Committee motion to consider the Bill. Agreed to on question.
Lords Second Reading Committee motion to consider the Bill. Agreed to on question.
To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office what plans he has to make provision for the status of charitable incorporated organisations.
To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office what plans he has to make provision for the status of charitable incorporated organisations.
That this House celebrates the nomination of Harlow Foodbank for the 2012 DODS Local Charity of the Year Award, and urges every hon. Member to vote for them; commends Harlow Foodbank for supporting individuals and families in crisis by providing free emergency food; further notes that since 2009 it has provided food to over 5,000 people; welcomes what the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions has done to allow jobcentres to give this foodbank vouchers; and recognises the work of Harlow Foodbank in really making a difference to people's lives in Harlow, as a lifeline to people who are going through a period of difficulty or crisis in their life.
That this House celebrates the nomination of Harlow Foodbank for the 2012 DODS Local Charity of the Year Award, and urges every hon. Member to vote for them; commends Harlow Foodbank for supporting individuals and families in crisis by providing free emergency food; further notes that since 2009 it has...
To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government what assessment he has made of the likely effect of the localisation of business rates on discretionary rate relief for charities; and if he will make a statement.
To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government what assessment he has made of the likely effect of the localisation of business rates on discretionary rate relief for charities; and if he will make a statement.
To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office on what grounds an organisation can lose its charitable status in the UK.
To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office on what grounds an organisation can lose its charitable status in the UK.