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RIBA reports own president to Charity Commission over ‘serious incident’

By 2020-04-01T16:29:00

Alan Jones

Source: Shaun Greene

Trustees acted after Alan Jones’ shock resignation

The RIBA has reported its own president to the Charity Commission over an undisclosed “serious incident”.

The news follows Alan Jones’ shock “temporary” resignation yesterday. In an email to Council members he cited an issue in his personal life and asked for privacy.

Now the RIBA has reported the case to the Charity Commission by submitting a “serious incident report”, something that it must do if it suspects a serious incident has occurred.

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