engagement-strand-membership-academics-and-regulators-and-proxies-for-the-public-interest - SORP

Charities SORP

Application guidance for charity accounting

Engagement strand membership: Academics and regulators and proxies for the public interest

Focus of the strand in looking at the SORP

Academics have a clear view of the theory of accountability and regulators have a particular role in contributing to public interest and confidence in charities whether it is in charities’ service delivery, fundraising, conduct or lawful use of resources. On behalf of stakeholders that support or benefit from charities, the proxies articulate what people generally expect charities to report which is considered essential to maintaining public confidence in the sector and will affect their decision-making about supporting or understanding the work of charities.

Engagement strand membership: Academics and regulators and proxies for the public interest
Convenor: Diarmuid McDonnell
Member	Organisation	Member status
Nick Allaway	Fundraising Regulator	Organisation
Ann Breslin	CCNI	Organisation
Danielle McConville	Queens University Not for Profit Research Centre	Individual
Carolyn Cordery	Aston University	Individual
Judith Blackwell	HMRC	Organisation
Alan Eccles	Charity sub-committee of Law Society of Scotland	Individual
Jo Edwards	CCEW	Organisation
Neil Fletcher	Sheffield Hallam University	Individual
Daniel Fluskey	Institute of Fundraising	Organisation
David Kane		Individual
Christopher Keenan	Charities Regulator	Organisation
Sarah Broad	New Philanthropy Capital	Organisation
Mary Togi	OSCR	Organisation