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And so it'll be very interesting to see if that is what happens over the coming weeks and months.

On a similar note as well, Craig, we both are aware that the Chartered Institute of Fundraising are creating some AI guidance at the moment.

And there have been a few comments coming out in various news reports and charity news sites about the type of direction that they are sort of going in and the type of things that they want to cover in their advice.

And it does very much seem as though they are also taking inspiration from the EU Act.

Um, and it was a fabulous experience, but alongside it, thinking about the longer term, um, I did some post-grad study.

Um, so I did a certificate in, um, charity fundraising management through the Institute of Fundraising.

Um, ended up going to the OU and did a development and business strategy and innovation course.

Um, and when I felt ready to sort of move on and challenge myself, I wanted to go back towards international development.

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