Is the idea that such controls, had they been implemented in the past, would have prevented you from accepting Delo’s donations?
Also, I am curious to see CEA’s cost-benefit analysis behind this decision. Naively this seems like incurring a cost (staff time, consultant fees, lawyer fees, annoy donors) in order to reduce a benefit (donations). Based on my cursory research (talking to a lawyer and reading this) I couldn’t work out if this was actually legally required given CEA’s situation, though it does seem to be reasonably common.
Is the idea that such controls, had they been implemented in the past, would have prevented you from accepting Delo’s donations?
Also, I am curious to see CEA’s cost-benefit analysis behind this decision. Naively this seems like incurring a cost (staff time, consultant fees, lawyer fees, annoy donors) in order to reduce a benefit (donations). Based on my cursory research (talking to a lawyer and reading this) I couldn’t work out if this was actually legally required given CEA’s situation, though it does seem to be reasonably common.
I am checking with operations staff about this.