Today, I’ve written an open letter, signed by MPs from all parties, to the CEO of the Charity Commission and to the President’s Club.
The letter calls on the Charity Commission to urgently investigate the President’s Club “because of the “serious and potentially criminal nature of the behaviour.”
There can be no place in 2018 for respectable fundraising events which objectify women and subject them to groping and harassment.
The letter also asks that the organisation investigates “whether the Trustees are fit to hold such office, given their apparent failure to properly discharge their duties to protect health and safety of workers and the reputation of the charity.”
In the letter to the President’s Club I’ve also made clear that “There can be no place in 2018 for respectable fundraising events which objectify women and subject them to groping and harassment.“
The Trustees of the President’s Club have fundamentally failed in their duty.
Indeed not only do the reported events of last week impact on the reputation of the Presidents Club Charitable Trust, they also put at risk the reputations of charities that were being supported by the event.
No doubt these charity partners, sponsors and donors to the Presidents Club Charitable Trust will be reassessing their involvement with your charity following these revelations.
The full text of the letters are below:
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