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Community Foundations Trustee and Senior Executive Training SW - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Community Foundations Trustee and Senior Executive Training SW - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
South West Community Foundations Trustee and Senior Executive Training SW Community Foundations training and networking day The changing regulatory environment James Evans Introduction 1. Some context 2. GDPR 3. Changes to Fundraising
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Introduction
- 1. Some context
- 2. GDPR
- 3. Changes to Fundraising Regulation
- 4. Charity Commission powers
- 5. What’s coming down the line
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Context
- Response to dented public trust in
charity sector
– Fundraising practices/misuse of donor data – Examples of poor governance and financial management – Misuse of charity funds
- CC concentrating on regulatory role
- Charities no longer immune from
sanctions for data protection breaches
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GDPR- Key implications for CFs
- In force 25 May 2018- no grace
period, not affected by Brexit
- Tougher DP regime
- Affects all personal data held by CFs,
not just a fundraising issue!
– Staff – Volunteers/trustees – Beneficiaries – Donors/supporters
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GDPR- Key implications for CFs
- Consent harder to obtain and rely on
- Increased transparency needed
- Tougher compliance requirements
- Enhanced individual rights
- Bigger fines for getting it wrong
- Need to be able to demonstrate you
comply
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GDPR-what should we be doing?
- Identify a DP compliance lead and team
within the charity- and support them!
- Audit and map the personal data your
charity holds and uses, for what purpose, and on what legal basis
- Review DP policies, external privacy
notices and consent wording
– Privacy notices specific to each category of data subject
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GDPR-what should we be doing?
- Review arrangements with third party data
processors
- Plan any required communications with
donors, service users, staff, volunteers
- Review systems and processes- make sure
you are geared up to respond to:
– the enhanced rights for individuals- e.g. SARs – Data breaches
- Trustee and Staff training and awareness
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GDPR-should we go opt-in?
- Not all direct marketing needs an
- pt-in- nuanced approach likely to be
needed
- ‘Legitimate Interest’ justification may
allow communication by post with supporter base with ‘opt out’ option
– Must be a legitimate interest – Not overridden by rights and interests of the individual
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Fundraising changes
- Fundraising Regulator now in
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– Last chance saloon for self regulation of charity fundraising? – Now responsible for Codes of Fundraising Practice – Investigates/adjudicates on complaints – Oversees the Fundraising Preference Service (FPS)
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Fundraising changes
- Agreements with professional
fundraisers/commercial participators
- Charity Commission guidance CC20
- https://www.gov.uk/government/publication
s/charities-and-fundraising-cc20
- Emphasises the role of trustees in
charity fundraising
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Fundraising changes
- CC20 Key principles:
- Planning effectively
- Supervising your fundraisers
- Protecting your charity’s
reputation, money and other assets
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Fundraising changes
- Identifying and ensuring compliance
with the laws or regulations that apply specifically to your charity’s fundraising
- Identifying and following any recognised
standards that apply to your charity’s fundraising
- Being open and accountable
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FPS
- Fundraising Preference Service now
in operation
– Need to ensure you are set up to receive and deal with requests – 28 days to comply with suppression requests – Fundraising Regulator FAQs https://www.fundraisingregulator.org.uk /the-fundraising-preference-service/for- charities/
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CC regulatory powers
- Official warnings
- Against charity or individual trustees
- Can be published
- New discretionary CC power to
disqualify a person from acting as trustee
- Must meet one of 6 criteria
- Satisfied unfit to be trustee
- Desirable in public interest to disqualify
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CC regulatory powers
- Automatic trustee disqualification
criteria extended from 1 August 2018
- Disqualification criteria extends to acting
as CEO or CFO or equivalent
- Trustees and senior managers should be
asked to renew declarations before 1 Aug
- Review pre-appointment procedures
- Waivers can be applied for from 1 Feb
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What’s coming down the line?
- CC charging- when, not if?
- Conversion of CFs company limited by
guarantee to CIOs
- Law Commission draft Charities Bill
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