section 58(10) (power to amend definition of “professional fund-raiser”);

section 64(1) (regulations about fund-raising);

section 77(1), (3) and (4) (regulations and orders);

section 79(2) (commencement).

for “subsection (1)(a) may” substitute “this section may, in particular”,

in paragraph (d), for “paragraph (a) or (c)” substitute “paragraphs (a) to (c)”.

for “Minister for the Cabinet Office” in each place substitute “Secretary of State”, and

in paragraphs 6 and 18(1), for “section 36E(2)(b)” substitute “section 36E(3)(ab)”.

section 5(1) and (3) (further power to designate public authorities);

section 9(3) (power to make regulations about fees for requests for information);

section 10(4) (power to make regulations amending time for compliance with request);

section 12(4) and (5) (regulations about costs of complying with requests);

section 13(1) (regulations about fees for disclosing information where cost of compliance with request exceeds appropriate limit);

the heading of Part 3;

section 45(1), (4) and (5) (code of practice giving public authorities guidance in connection with discharge of functions under Part 1 of Act);

section 75(1) and (3) (power to amend or repeal enactments prohibiting disclosure of information);

section 84 (in the definition of “prescribed”) (interpretation of Act);

section 63(1) and (6) (regulations);

section 72(2) (disclosure of information to and by the Northern Ireland regulator);

section 73(1) and (4) (duty to review and report on operation of the Act);

section 77 (amendments reflecting changes in company law audit provisions);

section 79(2) and (3) (commencement).

section 17(4) and (5) (apportionment of dormant account money);

the heading before section 22;

section 22(2), (4)(e)(iii) and (5) (directions to Big Lottery Fund);

section 23(1), (2) and (4) (power to prohibit distribution in certain cases);

section 24(1), (2) and (6) (power to add or remove distributors);

section 26(3) (expenses);

section 28 (orders);

Schedule 3 (further provision about the functions of the Big Lottery Fund).

section 19(1) (fees payable to the Charity Commission);

section 23(1), (2) and (3) (power to add or remove exempt charities);

section 24 (power to remove defunct institutions);

section 27(1) (amendments in relation to duty of principal regulator);

section 30(2)(c)(i) (description of charity not required to be registered)

section 32(1), (2) and (3) (amendment of registration requirements);

section 33 (repeal of provisions relating to excepted charities);

section 35(2)(b) (duties of trustees in connection with registration);

section 36(2) (claims and objections to registration);

section 40 (requirement for disclosure of registered charity status);

section 42(2)(c) (power to require charity’s name to be changed);

section 58(5) (disclosure to and by principal regulators of exempt charities);

section 72 (amendment of power of Commission to make schemes);

section 73(2) (power to make schemes altering provision made by Acts);

section 78(8) (appointment of interim managers);

section 88(1)(b) (publicity relating to schemes);

section 109(3)(d) (dormant bank accounts);

section 119(4) requirements for dispositions other than certain leases);

section 128 (release of charity rentcharges);

section 132(1) (preparation of statement of accounts);

section 139(2) and (3) (exceptions to requirement to prepare group accounts);

section 142(1)(b) (definition of “group accounts”);

section 145(6) (examination of accounts for lower-income charities);

section 154(1) (audits and examinations);

section 162(1) (preparation of annual reports by charity trustees);

section 166(2) (annual reports and group accounts);

section 174(1) (powers to set financial thresholds);

section 175 (aggregate gross income of group);

section 176(3) (powers to set financial thresholds);

section 190 (indemnity insurance);

section 247 (charitable incorporated organisations);

section 285(1) (unincorporated charities);

section 292 (special trusts);

section 324(1) and (2) (appeals and applications to the Tribunal);

section 331(1)(b) (definition of “charity law”);

section 340(3) (enrolment and deposit of documents);

section 347(1), (2) and (3) (general provisions on regulations and orders);

section 348(4) (requirement to consult before making certain regulations);

in Schedule 1 (Charity Commission), paragraphs 1(1)(a), (b) and (2), 3(2)(a), (b) and (3), 4(1), (2), (2)(a), (3) and (4);

in Part 3 of Schedule 8 (transitionals and savings), paragraph 15(1);

in Schedule 9 (transitory modifications), paragraphs 6(2), 29(3)(b) and 29(5)(b);

section 16(1) (review of operation of Act);

section 17(4) (power to make commencement regulations).