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In line with charity law, the Charity Commission announces the opening of every formal inquiry into a charity – and reports on its outcome – unless this would:

• be detrimental to a particular individual or group of individuals, for example a risk to someone’s personal safety
• contravene or prejudice requirements for confidentiality or commercial sensitivity, or risk National Security
• cause severe prejudice to the charity and/or its beneficiaries
• contravene the commission’s duty to use its resources in the most efficient, effective and economic way
• not be in the public interest

Inquiry reports are available on GOV.UK for up to 2 years after they are first published. They are then archived.

The commission may delay publication of an inquiry report to:

• avoid prejudicing the work of a law enforcement agency or other regulator
• give trustees opportunity to complete certain actions within a specified timeframe
• avoid prejudicing ongoing or pending legal proceedings