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To ask Her Majesty’s Government, further to the Written Answer by Lord Wallace of Tankerness on 17 December 2013 (WA 177), whether they have specified guidelines in respect of the final disposal of matters relating to the governance of the Foundling Museum; and when they expect the matter to be...
To ask Her Majesty’s Government, further to the Written Answer by Lord Wallace of Tankerness on 17 December 2013 (WA 177), whether they have specified guidelines in respect of the final disposal of matters relating to the governance of the Foundling Museum; and when they expect the matter to be...
The issues that have arisen between the Coram Foundation and the Foundling Museum are issues in respect of the interpretation of charity law and regulation by the Charity Commission. It is
not a matter for Government. Any engagement by the Attorney General in respect of the matter is conducted by him independently of Government and in his public interest role as protector of charity.
The Coram Foundation and the Foundling Museum are in on-going discussions with each other about necessary changes to the governance arrangements which may now be required as a result of the Charity Commission's recommendations. The Commission is monitoring those discussions. However, tit is not possible to say when those discussions will have concluded.
The Attorney General expects that both charities and the Commission will seek his confirmation that he does not object to any proposed final disposal of the matter so that they may be reassured he will not seek to commence any proceedings in his own name.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government, further to the Written Answer by Lord Wallace of Tankerness on 2 December in relation to the Foundling Museum (WA 21), whether they consider the recommendations put forward by the Charity Commission to have been adequately addressed; and, if not, whether the Attorney General intends...
To ask Her Majesty’s Government, further to the Written Answer by Lord Wallace of Tankerness on 2 December in relation to the Foundling Museum (WA 21), whether they consider the recommendations put forward by the Charity Commission to have been adequately addressed; and, if not, whether the Attorney General intends...
The Coram Foundation and the Foundling Museum are in on-going discussions with each other about necessary changes to the governance arrangements which may now be required as a result of the Charity Commission's recommendations. The Commission is monitoring those discussions. The Attorney General expects that both charities and the Commission will seek his confirmation that he does not object to any proposed final disposal of the matter so that they may be reassured he will not seek to commence any proceedings in his own name.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether Coram has now completed the changes it was directed to make by the Attorney General and the Charity Commission in respect of the independent governance of the Foundling Museum; and, if not, what action they have taken.[HL3458]
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether Coram has now completed the changes it was directed to make by the Attorney General and the Charity Commission in respect of the independent governance of the Foundling Museum; and, if not, what action they have taken.[HL3458]
Charities are regulated by the Charity Commission. The Commission has put forward its analysis of the governance issues to both the Coram Foundation and the Foundling Museum charities. The charities are now in on-going discussions with each other about necessary changes to the governance arrangements which may now be required.
The Attorney General also has various functions in relation to charities which he exercises in the public interest on behalf of the Crown as parens patriae. The Attorney General has not made any recommendations to Coram.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they will investigate the governance of the Foundling Museum and the role of Coram in its operation; and whether they will investigate the status of works of art donated to the Foundling Museum which were funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and the National...
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they will investigate the governance of the Foundling Museum and the role of Coram in its operation; and whether they will investigate the status of works of art donated to the Foundling Museum which were funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and the National...
Charities are regulated by the Charity Commission. The Attorney General also has various functions in relation to charities which he exercises in the public interest on behalf of the Crown as parens patriae. The Attorney is aware that concerns have been raised in relation to the governance of the Foundling Museum. He has made enquiries with the parties involved and will consider what further action, if any, he should take bearing in mind the role of the Charity Commission.
To ask the Solicitor General, what assessment he has made of the wishes of Handel and Hogarth in relation to the trustees' scheme for the Coram Collection.
To ask the Solicitor General, what assessment he has made of the wishes of Handel and Hogarth in relation to the trustees' scheme for the Coram Collection.