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y a general court; the general committee were authorised to suspend officers; general committee to meet weekly (quorum of seven required) and to be able to make their own rules; finance; postponement of special matters (articles 13 to 18) (e) appointment of special committees; procedure for altering rules or byelaws (articles 19 and 20) (f) the governors were authorised to make bye-laws to admit paying patients into the Hospital; the Corporation to permit the governors in general meeting to receive the rents and profits from the estates vested in the Corporation (and to manage those estates); the governors in general court authorised to use the Corporation’s common seal in civil proceedings (articles 21 to 23) (g) repeal of any provisions of the 1767 Act that are inconsistent with the 1903 Act Scheme; saving for existing bye-laws; power of Charity Commissioners to alter the 1903 Act Scheme; determination of issues arising under that scheme (articles 24 to 27). Current position 8. The provisions of the 1767 Act and of the 1903 Act Scheme 4 became unnecessary when the Hospital came under the control of the NHS in 1948. Responsibility for running the Hospital and its assets transferred from the Hospital governors to the State. The 1767 Act and the 1903 Act accordingly became obsolete and their repeal is proposed on that basis. 9. Separate from the Hospital itself (and not affected by these repeal proposals) is Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust 5 , the charitable objects of which relate to the support of the NHS and of the Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. 4 The 1903 Act Scheme was amended by further schemes made by the Charity Commissioners in 1905, 1909, 1926, 1932 and 1939. 5 Established by declaration of trust in July 1995, Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust acquired its present name in January 2007 (having been known as “The Fund and Friends of Addenbrooke’s” between April 2005 and January 2007). 6
Consultation 10. The Charity Commission, the Department of Health, Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust and the Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have been consulted about these repeal proposals. LAW/005/024/06 09 September 2010 7
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