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38.—(1) Minutes of a meeting of a CIO’s charity trustees are evidence of the proceedings at the meeting if they purport to be authenticated by—
(a)the chair of that meeting; or
(b)the chair of the next charity trustees’ meeting.
(2) Where minutes have been made of the proceedings of a meeting of the charity trustees, then, until the contrary is proved—
(a)the meeting is treated as having been duly held and convened;
(b)all proceedings at the meeting are treated as having duly taken place; and
(c)all appointments made at the meeting are treated as valid.
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