What next? UK Charity Commission?

Mickey mouse

Should we strike whilst the iron's hot (is that a very English thing to say?) and bombard the Charity Commission with copies of The Independent?

The Quiet One

http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/about_us/contacting_us/default.aspx

"The Charity Commission needs toknow where there is a serious risk of significant harm to or abuse of a charity, its assets, beneficiaries or reputation. The issues we consider serious are: significant financial loss to the charity; serious harm to beneficiaries and, in particular, vulnerable beneficiaries; threats to national security, particularly terrorism; criminality within or involving acharity; sham charities set up for an illegal or improper purpose; charities deliberately being used for significant private advantage; where a charity's independence is seriously called into question; serious non-compliance in a charity that damages or has the potential to damage its reputation and/or the reputation of charities generally;and serious non-compliance in a charity which, left unchecked, could damage public trust and confidence in the Charity Commission as an effective regulator." http://www.charitycommission.gov.uk/About_us/Complaining/issues_we_want_to_know_about.aspx