Charitable Collections Regulation 2003

the soliciting or receiving of money or a benefit by an entity if the proceeds received from collections conducted by the entity is less than $15 000 in a financial year;

the soliciting or receiving of money or a benefit by a non‑government organisation accredited with the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID) (whether or not the money or benefit is used, or intended to be used, solely for aid in a foreign country);

the solicitation or receipt of sponsorship from a corporation;

the soliciting or receiving of money by a trustee corporation for administering a trust fund for a charitable purpose;

the soliciting or receiving of money by, or on behalf of, an entity if the proceeds received from collections conducted by, or on behalf of, the entity are for a trust fund for a charitable purpose administered by a trustee corporation.

Example—par (g)

a workplace giving program, where a workplace, or an employee on behalf of the workplace, solicits and receives money for a charitable fund administered by a trustee corporation

In this section:

school means an entity that provides education at the pre-school, primary school, high school or secondary college level.

trustee company—see the Trustee Companies Act 1947, dictionary.

trustee corporation means—

the public trustee and guardian; or

a trustee company.

Part 3 Conduct of collections