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|Description<br>of the charity's<br>trusts|||||||||
|Type of governing<br>document<br>(eg trust deed, constitution|Qo||||||||
|How the charity is constituted<br>(eg trust, association,<br>company)|gpygmy@~||||||||
|Trustee selection methods<br>(eg appointed<br>by, elected by)|pgpo),~pg||Q||' Qgpp|b g)g|QQ.|)p|
|Additional<br>governance<br>issues (optional<br>information|||||||||
|You may choose to include additional<br>information,<br>where relevant,<br>about:<br>"policies and procedures<br>adopted for the|t G|Vs~i|i.kl||||||
|induction<br>and training<br>of trustees;|||||||||
|~ the charity's<br>organisational<br>structure<br>and any|||||||||
|wider network<br>with which the charity works;|||||||||
|~ relationship<br>with any related parties;|||||||||
|trustees'<br>consideration<br>ofmajor risks and the|||||||||
|system and procedures<br>to manage them.|||||||||