sec.22AAgreement to help in relation to an art union

sec.22A Agreement to help in relation to an art union

This section applies for the purpose of an eligible association entering into an agreement (a third party operator agreement ) with another entity (a third party operator ) for the third party operator to help the eligible association with any of the following matters in relation to an art union— the sale of tickets in the art union; receiving and banking money from the sale; accounting for the proceeds of the sale. A third party operator agreement must— be in writing; and be signed by both the eligible association and the third party operator; and provide for the arrangements between the association and the operator relating to the art union; and state details of the help the operator will give the association. Under section 46 (f) and (g) , a contravention of subsection (2) may be a relevant consideration in deciding whether an applicant for a licence is a suitable person to hold the licence. Failure to comply with subsection (2) does not affect the validity of the agreement or its status as a third party operator agreement. A third party operator who enters into a third party operator agreement with an eligible association is taken to be a business associate of the eligible association. An eligible association that enters into a third party operator agreement continues to be responsible under this Act for the conduct of the art union to which the agreement relates. An agreement between an eligible association and a person in the person’s capacity as an employee of the association or a commission agent is not a third party operator agreement. In this section— commission agent , in relation to an eligible association, means an individual, other than an employee of the association, who receives payment for selling art union tickets on behalf of the association. s 22A ins 2008 No. 2 s 13 (sec.22A-ssec.1) This section applies for the purpose of an eligible association entering into an agreement (a third party operator agreement ) with another entity (a third party operator ) for the third party operator to help the eligible association with any of the following matters in relation to an art union— the sale of tickets in the art union; receiving and banking money from the sale; accounting for the proceeds of the sale. (sec.22A-ssec.2) A third party operator agreement must— be in writing; and be signed by both the eligible association and the third party operator; and provide for the arrangements between the association and the operator relating to the art union; and state details of the help the operator will give the association. Under section 46 (f) and (g) , a contravention of subsection (2) may be a relevant consideration in deciding whether an applicant for a licence is a suitable person to hold the licence. (sec.22A-ssec.3) Failure to comply with subsection (2) does not affect the validity of the agreement or its status as a third party operator agreement. (sec.22A-ssec.4) A third party operator who enters into a third party operator agreement with an eligible association is taken to be a business associate of the eligible association. (sec.22A-ssec.5) An eligible association that enters into a third party operator agreement continues to be responsible under this Act for the conduct of the art union to which the agreement relates. (sec.22A-ssec.6) An agreement between an eligible association and a person in the person’s capacity as an employee of the association or a commission agent is not a third party operator agreement. (sec.22A-ssec.7) In this section— commission agent , in relation to an eligible association, means an individual, other than an employee of the association, who receives payment for selling art union tickets on behalf of the association.