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BAFTA Trustees Accused of Violating Charity Law Over Free Tickets
- BAFTA trustees may have violated UK charity and company laws by accepting complimentary awards show tickets.
- Michael Pritchett, chair of BAFTA’s membership council, raised concerns at the annual general meeting.
- Legal advice suggests trustees who approved the tickets may have committed offenses.
- BAFTA has launched a review in response to the allegations.
- The trustees' acceptance of free tickets was not disclosed in the organization’s financial accounts.