sec.25BVariation of purposes of charitable trust

### sec.25B Variation of purposes of charitable trust This section applies to a charitable trust if— an incorporated church entity is the trustee of the trust; and the trustee reasonably considers the original purpose of the trust— has been as far as may be fulfilled; or can not be carried out; or does not provide a community or religious benefit. By resolution, the trustee may vary the charitable purpose of the trust (the original purpose ) to— a different purpose that is also a charitable purpose but closely related to the original purpose; or if the trustee is reasonably satisfied it is not practicable to comply with paragraph (a) —another purpose that is charitable and connected to the church. The trustee must make a copy of the resolution available to a person on request. In this section— charitable trust means a trust established for a charitable purpose, whether before or after commencement of this section. s 25B ins 2013 No. 62 s 52 (sec.25B-ssec.1) This section applies to a charitable trust if— an incorporated church entity is the trustee of the trust; and the trustee reasonably considers the original purpose of the trust— has been as far as may be fulfilled; or can not be carried out; or does not provide a community or religious benefit. (sec.25B-ssec.2) By resolution, the trustee may vary the charitable purpose of the trust (the original purpose ) to— a different purpose that is also a charitable purpose but closely related to the original purpose; or if the trustee is reasonably satisfied it is not practicable to comply with paragraph (a) —another purpose that is charitable and connected to the church. (sec.25B-ssec.3) The trustee must make a copy of the resolution available to a person on request. (sec.25B-ssec.4) In this section— charitable trust means a trust established for a charitable purpose, whether before or after commencement of this section. - (a) an incorporated church entity is the trustee of the trust; and - (b) the trustee reasonably considers the original purpose of the trust— (i) has been as far as may be fulfilled; or (ii) can not be carried out; or (iii) does not provide a community or religious benefit. - (i) has been as far as may be fulfilled; or - (ii) can not be carried out; or - (iii) does not provide a community or religious benefit. - (i) has been as far as may be fulfilled; or - (ii) can not be carried out; or - (iii) does not provide a community or religious benefit. - (a) a different purpose that is also a charitable purpose but closely related to the original purpose; or - (b) if the trustee is reasonably satisfied it is not practicable to comply with paragraph (a) —another purpose that is charitable and connected to the church.