When scrutiny gets silenced: what are they trying to hide?
A Synod chair cut off an answer on trustees’ duties, citing ‘legal advice’. Was scrutiny silenced to avoid awkward truths about charity law and safeguarding?
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When the regulator comes knocking, the Archbishops’ Council puts on the blinkers
Delay and control: the problems with the Archbishops’ Council’s safeguarding plans
Stephen Cottrell’s own words — and why they fail basic safeguarding and legal tests
When “No Case To Answer” means no accountability: Why the Tudor decision exposes a safeguarding system beyond repair
General Synod safeguarding report: a report written as if nothing has happened
Fine words, no change: What the diocesan responses to the Charity Commission really reveal
Safeguarding, secrecy, and accountability: Why the Charity Commission’s warnings must be a turning point for the Church of England
An open letter to the Church of England’s Diocesan Bishops: General Synod and Safeguarding
Too little, too late: Charity Commission reminds General Synod of charity trustee’s safeguarding duties
Synod members: Be bold. Stand up and say “NO MORE”. Don’t be complicit in the ongoing re-abuse of victims and survivors.