New guidance for charities on reporting serious incidents during pandemic published

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New guidance has been published by the Charity Commission to help trustees decide when they must report a serious incident to the Commission relating to the coronavirus pandemic.

Trustees will particularly welcome the inclusion of a further pandemic-specific table of examples in the new guidance, setting out examples of situations that the Commission would expect to be notified as a serious incident, and those that they wouldn’t.

For more details on the Commission's new guidance, read this article summarising its main points over on our Coronavirus hub.

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