sec.53Other matters to be considered by chief executive in deciding applications for lucky envelope printer licences

sec.53 Other matters to be considered by chief executive in deciding applications for lucky envelope printer licences

In deciding whether to grant an application for a lucky envelope printer licence, the chief executive may also have regard to whether— the applicant is capable of complying with this Act; and the facilities provided, or to be provided, by the applicant are adequate for printing lucky envelopes; and the practices and procedures followed, or proposed to be followed, by the applicant in printing lucky envelopes are adequate to ensure, to the greatest extent reasonably possible— the integrity of lucky envelopes; and the elimination of opportunity for practices that could damage public confidence and trust in buying lucky envelopes as a worthwhile way of supporting fundraising activities by persons for charitable and non-profit purposes. Subsection (1) does not limit the matters the chief executive may have regard to in deciding whether to grant or refuse the application. (sec.53-ssec.1) In deciding whether to grant an application for a lucky envelope printer licence, the chief executive may also have regard to whether— the applicant is capable of complying with this Act; and the facilities provided, or to be provided, by the applicant are adequate for printing lucky envelopes; and the practices and procedures followed, or proposed to be followed, by the applicant in printing lucky envelopes are adequate to ensure, to the greatest extent reasonably possible— the integrity of lucky envelopes; and the elimination of opportunity for practices that could damage public confidence and trust in buying lucky envelopes as a worthwhile way of supporting fundraising activities by persons for charitable and non-profit purposes. (sec.53-ssec.2) Subsection (1) does not limit the matters the chief executive may have regard to in deciding whether to grant or refuse the application.

• (a) the applicant is capable of complying with this Act; and
• (b) the facilities provided, or to be provided, by the applicant are adequate for printing lucky envelopes; and
• (c) the practices and procedures followed, or proposed to be followed, by the applicant in printing lucky envelopes are adequate to ensure, to the greatest extent reasonably possible— (i) the integrity of lucky envelopes; and (ii) the elimination of opportunity for practices that could damage public confidence and trust in buying lucky envelopes as a worthwhile way of supporting fundraising activities by persons for charitable and non-profit purposes.
• (i) the integrity of lucky envelopes; and
• (ii) the elimination of opportunity for practices that could damage public confidence and trust in buying lucky envelopes as a worthwhile way of supporting fundraising activities by persons for charitable and non-profit purposes.