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The document summarizes changes to charity and company law in Northern Ireland, including the establishment of a Charity Commission and new requirements for charities and charitable companies. Key points include: - A new Charities Bill will establish a Charity Commission to regulate charities with increased oversight powers over trustees and financial reporting requirements. - The Bill expands the list of recognized charitable purposes and introduces a public benefit test. - Charitable companies will face additional regulation and reporting duties in line with the new Companies Act of 2006. - Trustees and directors will have new codified duties to promote their organization's success and avoid conflicts of interest.
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