A named source of support for the UK duty-model programme

Luminate — funding label in Carnegie accounts

Luminate is the funding label used in Carnegie UK’s accounts for partnership income supporting harm-regulation and social-media work. Some accompanying narrative uses “Luminate/Reset.” The retained accounts do not resolve the exact contracting legal entity behind that label.

Income and subsequent use

Carnegie reports £123,330 of relevant partnership income in 2021 and £168,844 in 2023. Opening balances and later expenditure or transfer entries track the fund’s use; they are not additional independent donations. The purpose supports harm-regulation work, while donor approval rights over particular wording remain outside the disclosed accounts.

What the records show

Luminate — funding label in Carnegie accountsCarnegie harm-regulation / online-safety programme

accounts report restricted partnership income

Recipient Carnegie accounts identifyGBP123,330 for2021 Harm Regulation/Social Media. Opening108,357, reported expenditure107,756, closing123,931; no bank receipt or personal payment. Support sustains work that predates this award-year. Financial details: value: 123,330; currency: GBP; kind: reported income; period: 2021

Luminate — funding label in Carnegie accountsCarnegie harm-regulation / online-safety programme

accounts report restricted partnership income

GBP168,844 income2023 plus1,431 opening balance equals170,275 resources expended/transfer, closingzero. Narrative Luminate/Reset is not a second grant. Note16 opening-year heading anomaly retained. Financial details: value: 168,844; currency: GBP; kind: reported income; period: 2023

From the investigation

Carnegie UK: recipient identity and restricted purpose

The 2023 accounts note4 reports GBP168,844 Luminate partnership income for2023. Note16 records the online-safety fund spending/transfer line as170,275 for Luminate,35,460 for Minderoo and3,600 for an unnamed donation, closing at zero. Narrative printed8 calls the financial support Luminate/Reset; this does not resolve the contracting legal entity or mean two separate grants. Note16 states the funding supported completion of work on the Online Safety Act.

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Carnegie UK: recipient identity and restricted purpose

2021 balances and spending: Luminate opening108,357 + income123,330 - expenditure107,756 = closing123,931; Minderoo opening0 + income122,500 - expenditure32,468 = closing90,032. The 2022 comparative within the 2023 accounts reports no new income to these funds: Luminate resources expended and transfers122,500, closing1,431; Minderoo resources expended and transfers54,572, closing35,460. These are movements in the same funds, not additional grants to sum indiscriminately.

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Further reading

Australian duty of care: attributable model transmission

UK model funding: money, work and remaining decision rights

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What the connections say

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Luminate — funding label in Carnegie accountsaccounts report restricted partnership incomeCarnegie harm-regulation / online-safety programme

Recipient Carnegie accounts identifyGBP123,330 for2021 Harm Regulation/Social Media. Opening108,357, reported expenditure107,756, closing123,931; no bank receipt or personal payment. Support sustains work that predates this award-year.

Financial details: value: 123,330; currency: GBP; kind: reported income; period: 2021

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Luminate — funding label in Carnegie accountsaccounts report restricted partnership incomeCarnegie harm-regulation / online-safety programme

GBP168,844 income2023 plus1,431 opening balance equals170,275 resources expended/transfer, closingzero. Narrative Luminate/Reset is not a second grant. Note16 opening-year heading anomaly retained.

Financial details: value: 168,844; currency: GBP; kind: reported income; period: 2023

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