s 242 Cases where confirmation of resolution must or may be refused
(1) The Commission must refuse to confirm the resolution of the transferor CIO if it considers that there is a serious risk that the transferee CIO would be unable properly to pursue the purposes of the transferor CIO. (2) The Commission may refuse to confirm the resolution if it is not satisfied that the provision in the constitution of the transferee CIO about the matters mentioned in subsection (3) is— (a) the same, or (b) substantially the same, as the provision about those matters in the constitution of the transferor CIO. (3) The matters are— (a) the purposes of the CIO, (b) the application of property of the CIO on its dissolution, and (c) authorisation for any benefit to be obtained by charity trustees or members of the CIO or persons connected with them. (4) Sections 248 (meaning of “benefit”) and 249 (meaning of “connected person”) apply for the purposes of this section.