Types of Constitutional Models

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Depending upon the legal structure of an organisation, the constitution/governing document will be written in a different way and also known by a different name:

It is important when setting up an organisation or carrying out a review of an organisation’s governance and structures, that the governing document is considered and assessment made on its suitability, performance and actual practicality.

Further resources and links

OSCR - Have you chosen your charity’s legal form?

OSCR - Factsheet on legal forms of organisations

OSCR - Guide to Incorporation

Argyll and Bute TSI - Types of legal structures

Engage Renfrewshire - Legal structures guide

Voluntary Action North Lanarkshire - Start-Up Guide

SCVO - Choosing the right struture for your organisation

The TSI learning portal includes an online course - Structures and governing documents

For further free, well-informed information, find your local Third Sector Interface (TSI) at the directory page here