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Special, Chambers Institution Trust - Monday, 8th September, 2025 4.00 pm
September 8, 2025 View on council website Watch video of meetingSummary
The Chambers Institution Trust met on Monday 8 September 2025, to discuss a number of items including the appointment of business planning consultants. The meeting was scheduled to be livestreamed and video recorded, with the recording available for public viewing for 180 days. Councillors Robin Tatler, Drummond Begg, Marshall Douglas, Julie Pirone, Eric Small and Viv Thomson were the members of the committee.
Appointment of Business Planning Consultants
The Trust was scheduled to consider applications for the appointment of a business planning consultant. No further information about this appointment was available in the report pack.
Minutes
The minute of the meeting held on 31 July 2025 was included in the Public reports pack. Attendees were scheduled to consider the minute for signature by Councillor Robin Tatler, Chair of the Chambers Institution Trust. The minute notes that at the previous meeting on 31 July 2025, S. Coe, Chair of the Beneficiaries Group, and F. Henderson, Democratic Services Officer, were in attendance. The minute included a summary of private business, which stated that a draft constitution and application for SCIO1 was reviewed and changes were made and agreed.
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A Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO) is a legal form for Scottish charities. It is incorporated, giving it a legal identity separate from its trustees, but it cannot be a company. ↩
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