The consultation on the Exposure Draft of the new SORP closed on 20th June. There are 100 consultation responses published on the SORP microsite:

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The exposure draft of the updated Charities SORP is now open for consultation until 20 June 2025. This is the most significant change to

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The SORP making body has released the Exposure Draft of the new SORP, along with a public consultation which runs until Friday 20 June.

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