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Charity Commission loses permission to take Parliamentary Ombudsman to judicial review over safeguarding cases
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Charity Commission loses permission to take Parliamentary Ombudsman to judicial review over safeguarding cases
Picture generated by AI ChatGPT A judge has blocked the Charity Commission from challenging the powers of the Parliamentary Commissioner through a judicial review.The decision is a victory for Parliament which said permission to grant the review would be academic, unjustifiable and a breach of Parliamentary privilege. However the small print of the ruling by Mr Justice Fordham clarifies the law over what is covered by Parliamentary privilege and…
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