Community Gaming Regulation 2020
12Other gaming activities for charitable purposes
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12 Other gaming activities for charitable purposes
12 Other gaming activities for charitable purposes
(1) A gaming activity (including a chocolate wheel or lucky envelopes) conducted by or on behalf of a charitable organisation is a permitted gaming activity for the purposes of section 10 of the Act if the following requirements are complied with—
(a) not less than 40% of the gross proceeds of the gaming activity are paid to the benefiting organisation,
(b) the total value of all of the prizes for 1 session of the gaming activity does not exceed $5,000.
(2) This clause does not apply to art union gaming activities, housie, lotteries, sweeps or calcuttas.