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2. Pool charities may be internal or external |
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Pool charities may be internal or external. |
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Internal pools are formed where: |
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- all the participating charities are registered under the same number;
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or |
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- some of the participating charities are registered under the same number and the rest are unregistered charities; and
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all the charities are reported on by the same reporting charity; |
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or |
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- in the case of an HSB, all the participating charities are registered under an umbrella arrangement.
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An internal pool will be registered under the same number as its participating registered charities under the name given to it by the pooling Scheme which created it. |
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External pools are formed where the participating charities (although having the same trustees): |
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- are registered under different numbers;
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or |
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- if unregistered, are not reported on by the same reporting charity.
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An external pool will be registered under its own number under the name given to it by the pooling Scheme which created it. |