The Public Register of Charities
The charity register contains key information about each registered charity and, with some limited exceptions, is fully open to public inspection so that people can if they wish understand more about the purposes, finances and public benefit delivery of the charities registered in Jersey.
We Want to Hear Your Views
Jersey’s Charity Commissioner, John Mills CBE, was appointed in July 2017. Since then he has been developing plans for the Island’s public register of charities, to be set up under the Charities Law enacted in 2014 by the States of Jersey.
He has been meeting with a wide range of people in the charity sector and finance industry to hear their views about the new regulatory regime. This important process of engagement continues.
What Are Our Aims?
The Commissioner seeks to:
- Help the public to have more confidence in charities
- Help charity governors to understand and comply with their legal duties
- Keep registration and reporting straightforward and proportionate
What Are Our Aims?
The Commissioner seeks to:
- Help the public to have more confidence in charities
- Help charity governors to understand and comply with their legal duties
- Keep registration and reporting straightforward and proportionate
What Are Our Aims?
The Commissioner seeks to:
- Help the public to have more confidence in charities
- Help charity governors to understand and comply with their legal duties
- Keep registration and reporting straightforward and proportionate
Do you want to make a complaint?
The Commissioner has a complaints process allowing entities or third parties to complain to the Commissioner in the first instance, before making an appeal to the Tribunal. Complaints could be about the decision of the Commissioner or about how the Commissioner works. If the complaint is about a decision of the Commissioner, the complainant can go straight to the Tribunal if they want to.
We Want to Hear Your Views
Jersey’s new Charity Commissioner, John Mills CBE, was appointed in July 2017. Since then he has been developing plans for the Island’s public register of charities, to be set up under the Charities Law enacted in 2014 by the States of Jersey.
He has been meeting with a wide range of people in the charity sector and finance industry to hear their views about the new regulatory regime. This important process of engagement continues.
