Great Charities Act: 1773

== The Great Charities Act: 1773 – 1 Cun. I c.2 ==
Be it enacted by the King's Divine Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Councils of Nobles and of Ministers, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:-Repealed by 8 Cel. I c. 6
1ai)    Charities must be registered with the Home Office.
1aii)   A code of registration shall be issued by the Home Office to each charity and will consist of six digits.
2ai)    Charities must set up offices with a permanent staff.
2bi)    A charity must have a Board of Patrons, which shall include:
            a) A Chairman.
            b) A Secretary.
            c) A Treasurer.
2bii)   The Board of Patrons controls the direction of the charity.
3ai)    Charities raise funds by collection.
3aii)   Funds are donated to the charity by the people.
3bi)    Five percent of every citizen’s salary shall go towards a charities fund.Repealed by 4 Cel. I c. 1
3bii)   This shall be apportioned by the proportion of support they receive from the people.Repealed by 8 Cel. I c. 6
4ai)    Patrons may not receive a payment from the charity they support.Repealed by 4 Cel. I c. 1
Passed
Mr Xave Mandran – First Minister
For~and on behalf of the Council of Ministers
Passed
His Imperial Highness, Cunglas I the King of Pyrus
For and on behalf of the Council of Nobles
Signed
His Imperial Highness, Cunglas I the King of PyrusRepealed by 8 Cel. I c. 6
== Footnotes ==
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Category:Pyrusian Statutes
Category:Repealed Statutes