How big a deal is it if a charity makes a dishonest statement in their annual report?
Is it anybody's business but their members?
What could, or should be done by:
a) members, or
b) concerned citizens.
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shootist wrote:How important is lying? Not in the slightest if you are happy living in a world of liars. I think that lying is possibly the worst crime of all, not the least because it is so commonplace that it is often ignored.
atticus wrote:Laws have been passed against lying. Not lying generally, but in a number of types of circumstance.
dls wrote:If the lie/mistake is with regard to one of those matters then the CC will be interested.
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