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Charities Act 2011

Charities Act 2011 s 222

s 222 Personal benefit and payments

(1) A charity trustee of a CIO may not benefit personally from an arrangement or transaction entered into by the CIO if, before the arrangement or transaction was entered into, the charity trustee did not disclose to all the charity trustees of the CIO any material interest (whether direct or indirect) which the charity trustee had in it or in any other person or body party to it. (2) Nothing in subsection (1) confers authority for a charity trustee of a CIO to benefit personally from any arrangement or transaction entered into by the CIO. (3) A charity trustee of a CIO— (a) is entitled to be reimbursed by the CIO, or (b) may pay out of the CIO's funds, expenses properly incurred by the charity trustee in the performance of that charity trustee's functions as such.

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