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Charity Chats: How well are charities served in parliament?

Date: 07 July 2023

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Charity Chats: How well are charities served in parliament?

Watch our 13-minute chat with guests Catherine Rustomji of Shakespeare Martineau, James Saunders of Moore Kingston Smith and Charles Mesquita of Quilter Cheviot.

For further information visit Moore Kingston Smith – accountants and advisers and Shakespeare Martineau.

Highlights:

With the prospect of a new prime minister on the horizon, Charles Mesquita of Quilter Cheviot, Catherine Rustomji of Shakespeare Martineau and James Saunders of Moore Kingston Smith discuss the nature of the recent relationship between parliament and the charity sector.

If you have any feedback or questions for any of the speakers, please email Claire Whiteman-Haywood in the Charities team.

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Speakers

Catherine Rustomji

Partner at Shakespeare Martineau

Charles Mesquita

Charities Director

James Saunders

Partner at Moore Kingston Smith

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