Charitable Fundraising Regulation 2021
23Prescribed matters not constituting a fundraising appeal
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23 Prescribed matters not constituting a fundraising appeal
23 Prescribed matters not constituting a fundraising appeal
(1) For the purposes of the Act, section 5(3)(f), the following are prescribed—
(a) a request for, or the receipt of, money from a person if the money is wholly payable by the person as the genuine fee or charge for the provision of the following—
(i) educational facilities or services,
(ii) child-minding services,
(iii) goods or services supplied through a supported employment service for people with disabilities,
(iv) nursing or medical services,
(v) other care or welfare services,
(b) a request for, or the receipt of, money, property or other benefit from a registered club if—
(i) the registered club applies profits to community development and support in accordance with the ClubGRANTS guidelines, and
(ii) the request for, or receipt of, money, property or other benefit relates to the application of profits.
(2) In this section—
ClubGRANTS guidelines has the same meaning as in the Gaming Machine Tax Act 2001, section 16.
registered club has the same meaning as in the Registered Clubs Act 1976.