What is the rationale for excluding charities which are in operation for less than 3 years from participating in Charity Transparency Awards (CTA) and therefore the Charity Governance Awards (CGA)?
The Charity Council encourages new charities to focus on implementing good governance and disclosure practices during their initial years. Therefore, the Charity Council is of the view that they should be assessed only after a period of 3 years, when their procedures and processes are more established.
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