68 Statements indicating benefits for charitable institutions and collectors
Charities Act 2006 (2006 c 50) | Legislation

68  Statements indicating benefits for charitable institutions and collectors

After section 60 of the 1992 Act insert—

“60A Other persons making appeals required to indicate institutions benefiting and arrangements for remuneration

(1)     Subsections (1) and (2) of section 60 apply to a person acting for reward as a collector in respect of a public charitable collection as they apply to a professional fund-raiser.

(2)     But those subsections do not so apply to a person excluded by virtue of—

(a)     subsection (3) below, or

(b)     section 60B(1) (exclusion of lower-paid collectors).

(3)     Those subsections do not so apply to a person if—

(a)     section 60(1) or (2) applies apart from subsection (1) (by virtue of the exception in section 58(2)(c) for persons treated as promoters), or

(b)     subsection (4) or (5) applies,

in relation to his acting for reward as a collector in respect of the collection mentioned in subsection (1) above.

(4)     Where a person within subsection (6) solicits money or other property for the benefit of one or more particular charitable institutions, the solicitation shall be accompanied by a statement clearly indicating—

(a)     the name or names of the institution or institutions

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