Tourism Services Act 2003
sec.5Non-application of Act
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sec.5 Non-application of Act
This Act does not apply to a person to the extent the person merely provides a travel package, or guiding services for tourists— on a not for profit basis; or for a community purpose if all net proceeds from the package or services are applied solely to furthering the community purpose. In this section— community purpose means— a benevolent or philanthropic purpose, including, for example, the promotion of art, charity, culture, education, medicine, religion or science; or a sporting or recreational purpose. not for profit basis , for providing a travel package or guiding services, means the provision of the package or service— does not have a significant commercial purpose or character; and does not primarily seek to make a profit for anyone. (sec.5-ssec.1) This Act does not apply to a person to the extent the person merely provides a travel package, or guiding services for tourists— on a not for profit basis; or for a community purpose if all net proceeds from the package or services are applied solely to furthering the community purpose. (sec.5-ssec.2) In this section— community purpose means— a benevolent or philanthropic purpose, including, for example, the promotion of art, charity, culture, education, medicine, religion or science; or a sporting or recreational purpose. not for profit basis , for providing a travel package or guiding services, means the provision of the package or service— does not have a significant commercial purpose or character; and does not primarily seek to make a profit for anyone.
- (a) on a not for profit basis; or
- (b) for a community purpose if all net proceeds from the package or services are applied solely to furthering the community purpose.
- (a) a benevolent or philanthropic purpose, including, for example, the promotion of art, charity, culture, education, medicine, religion or science; or
- (b) a sporting or recreational purpose.
- (a) does not have a significant commercial purpose or character; and
- (b) does not primarily seek to make a profit for anyone.