9A—Charitable trustees to consider certain advice etc
(1) The trustees of a
trust established wholly or partly for charitable purposes must, in the
administration of the trust estate, have regard to information,
representations or advice that is relevant and is given or made to the
trustees in writing by a person referred to in subsection (2).
(2) The following
persons may give the information or advice, or make representations, to the
trustees:
(a) a
person who is named in the instrument establishing the trust as a person who
is entitled to, or may, receive money or other property for the purposes of
the trust; or
(b) a
person who is named in the instrument establishing the trust as a person who
must, or may, be consulted by the trustees before distributing or applying
money or other property for the purposes of the trust; or
(c) a
person who in the past has received money or other property from the trustees
for the purposes of the trust; or
(d) a
person of a class that the trust is intended to benefit.