The Minister thanks hon. Members for their contributions and acknowledges the importance of membership-based charities in the UK. She mentions that her department is committed to supporting these organisations and addressing their concerns, including those related to gift aid, subscription cooling-off periods, and regulatory changes. Over the past year, I have engaged with many charities to understand their concerns about the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act. The Government continues to carefully consider these issues and is committed to continuing close engagement with charities on subscription regulations. HMRC’s guidance has been changed to allow eligible charities to continue claiming gift aid on membership subscriptions. Additionally, the employment allowance was more than doubled to support small businesses and charities. Direct funding initiatives such as the £270 million arts everywhere fund and the better futures fund provide significant financial support for charitable organisations. The Government also supports charities through tax reliefs, including gift aid and VAT exemptions, which benefit numerous organisations annually. Outlined work to connect philanthropists with local communities, reduce administrative burdens by 25%, save charities £47 million annually through updated financial thresholds, and establish a civil society covenant and council.