(a) the Attorney General has authorised the bringing of the proceedings, or
(b) leave to bring the proceedings is obtained from the Court.
(2) The Court
is not to give such leave unless satisfied that the Attorney General has been
given an opportunity to consider whether to authorise the proceedings or that
the referral of the matter to the Attorney General is not appropriate because
of the urgency of the matter or other good cause.
(2A) Any such authority or
leave may also be given after charitable trust proceedings have been brought
so as to enable the continuation of those proceedings.
(3) A person who does
not otherwise have standing may bring charitable trust proceedings if
authorised by the Attorney General to bring those proceedings.
(4) Nothing in
this section applies to the bringing by the Attorney General, with or without
a relator, of charitable trust proceedings or any other proceedings relating
to a charitable trust.
