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CHARITABLE FUNDRAISING ACT 1991 - SECT 11
Appeals conducted by persons engaged in business or otherwise deriving benefit
11 Appeals conducted by persons engaged in business or otherwise deriving
benefit
(1) A person (in this section called the
"trader") must not conduct a fundraising appeal: (a) in connection with the
supply of goods or services in the course of any trade or business carried on
by the person, or
(b) otherwise partly for the person’s benefit,
except in
accordance with this section. Maximum penalty: 50 penalty units.
(2) Such an
appeal must be conducted in accordance with the following conditions: (a) the
appeal must be conducted jointly by the trader and a person or organisation
that holds an authority to conduct the appeal,
(b) any advertisement, notice
or information concerning the appeal must identify the trader and the holder
of the authority,
(c) any such advertisement, notice or information must give
details (to the extent required by the conditions of the authority) of the
intended distribution of funds raised in the appeal or of any guaranteed
minimum payment, or proportion of profits, to be paid by the trader to any
person or organisation as a result of the appeal.
(3) Nothing in this section
affects the Minister’s discretionary power to attach any other condition to
an authority.
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