When a court approves or refuses to approve a plan under Part 3 or Part 4 of the Charitable Trusts Act, the court’s registrar must publish a notice about it in the Gazette. The Gazette is an official government publication. If the court refuses to approve a plan, the notice must also include the reason why. The registrar should publish this notice as soon as they can after the decision is made.
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Notice of any approval of a scheme under Part 3 or Part 4, or of the refusal of the court to approve any scheme under Part 3 or Part 4, shall be published by the Registrar of the court in the Gazette as soon as practicable after the date thereof, together (in the case of a refusal) with a statement of the reason for the refusal.
