Application for licence (Act s. 11)
3 Application for licence (Act s. 11)
In this regulation —
ABN means Australian Business Number as defined in the A New Tax System (Australian Business Number) Act 1999 (Commonwealth) section 41.
An application for a licence under section 11 of the Act must include —
the name and contact details of the applicant; and
whether the applicant is a Commonwealth registered charity and, if so, the applicant’s ABN; and
the name, address and role of the person making the application on behalf of the applicant; and
any of the following that the Commissioner requires —
details of the charitable purpose for which the licence is sought;
details of the collection activities the applicant plans to undertake;
the name, address and role of each of the executive officers of the applicant;
the name of the bank at which the applicant holds the account required to be opened under regulation 11(1);
the name, address and qualifications of the auditor of the applicant’s accounts;
a copy of the constitution or rules governing the applicant;
a copy of the applicant’s last income and expenditure account and balance sheet;
and
any other information that the Commissioner requires that is relevant to deciding whether to grant or refuse the licence.
The application must be signed by the person making the application on behalf of the applicant.
The application is taken to apply to and include all branches in Western Australia of the applicant unless the contrary is expressed in the application.
[Regulation 3 inserted: SL 2020/120 r. 4; amended: SL 2026/153 r. 6.]
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