Regulation 42 Records as evidence of members’ decisionsI1

England and Wales

(1)

Minutes of proceedings of a general meeting are evidence of the proceedings at the meeting if they purport to be signed by—

(a)

the chair of that meeting; or

(b)

the chair of the next general meeting.

(2)

Where there is a record of proceedings of a general meeting of the members of a CIO then, until the contrary is proved—

(a)

the meeting is treated as having been duly held and convened;

(b)

all proceedings at the meeting are treated as having duly taken place; and

(c)

all appointments made at the meeting are treated as valid.

(3)

The record of a resolution of the members passed otherwise than at a general meeting is evidence of the passing of the resolution if they purport to be signed by a charity trustee of the CIO.

(4)

The record of a decision of the members made otherwise than by resolution is evidence of the making of the decision if they purport to be signed by a charity trustee of the CIO.

Annotations

Commencement

I1: Reg. 42 in force at 2.1.2013, see reg. 1