(1)  If, on application by the trustees, the Court is satisfied that circumstances exist justifying the variation of the purposes for which property may be applied under a charitable trust, the Court may approve of a scheme varying the purposes for which the property is required or permitted to be applied under the trust.

(2)  On approval of a scheme varying the purposes for which the trust property is required or permitted to be applied under a charitable trust, those purposes are taken to be varied in accordance with the approved scheme.

(3)  The Court must not approve of a scheme under this section unless of opinion that the scheme accords as far as reasonably practicable with the spirit of the original gift.