For the benefit especially of Mr von Habel: The UCS has a (currently-down) website, which is according to the WHOIS supplied by DomainTools.com as registered to a person with an obviously-rented shared commercial address (a private and commercial virtual Post Office Box (Boîte postale) (mail-holding and mail-forwarding service)) inside the City of London, in Central London (London Underground Zone 1 or 2), in London (which is really "Inner London"), part of Greater London, in England, within the United Kingdom; so, it is reasonable to presume that the organisation are based in England; now, in England, although we don't actually have a "register of societies" as such, nevertheless, any serious (or even half-serious) private members' society-organisation usually establishes themselves as a special (private) limited company, with the English and British Companies House, so as to protect the founder or founders of the society-organisation from unlimited financial liability incurred by the liabilities incurred from the running, the losses or the potential losses of the said society-organisation, from becoming part of his or their own personal financial liabilty, under the concept of being jointly and severally liable. So, why are they not registered, then?! Are they a registered charity with trustees, but an unlimited company as an organisation? No, they are not either!