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CHARITABLE COLLECTIONS REGULATIONS 2003 (NO 33 OF 2003) - REG 16

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    (1)     The chief executive may arrange for the material mentioned in the Act, section 40 (2) and (3) to be accessible on a web site approved by the chief executive.

    (2)     Access under subregulation (1) is to be provided without charge by the Territory.


Schedule 1     Statutory conditions about children taking part in collections

(see reg 10)

1     Consent to take part in collections

    (1)     A child who is under 12 years old must not take part in a collection unless a person with parental responsibility for the child has given written consent to the child taking part in the collection.

    (2)     A child who is at least 12 years old must not take part in a collection unless—

        (a)     the child has given his or her written consent to taking part in the collection; and

        (b)     a person with parental responsibility for the child has given written consent to the child taking part in the collection.

2     Supervision of children under 6 years old

A child under 6 years old who is taking part in a collection must be directly supervised by a person with parental responsibility for the child.

3     Supervision of children 6 years old or older

    (1)     This clause applies in relation to a child who is 6 years old or older who is taking part in a collection.

    (2)     The child must be adequately supervised having regard to the age, sex and maturity of the child.

    (3)     The person supervising the child (the supervisor ) must be an adult.

    (4)     The supervisor must—

        (a)     supervise no more than 6 children; and

        (b)     ensure that each child is accompanied by another child who is at least 6 years old or by an adult; and

        (c)     be in close proximity to each child being supervised; and

        (d)     know the whereabouts of each child; and

        (e)     take all reasonable steps to ensure that each child does not—

              (i)     enter a private dwelling; or

              (ii)     solicit or receive money or a benefit from a person in a motor vehicle; and

        (f)     make contact with each child at intervals of not longer than 30 minutes.

    (5)     Subclause (4) does not apply if a child is accompanied by an adult while taking part in the collection.

4     Contact by person with parental responsibility

A collection must be carried out in such a way as to give a person with parental responsibility for a child taking part in the collection a reasonable opportunity to contact the child.

5     Hours of participation

    (1)     A child must not take part in a collection—

        (a)     before 6 am or sunrise (whichever is later); and

        (b)     after 7 pm or sunset (whichever is earlier).

    (2)     This clause does not apply if a child is accompanied by an adult while taking part in the collection.

6     Maximum periods

    (1)     A child under 12 years old must not take part in a collection for more than 3 hours (including any rest breaks) on any 1 day.

    (2)     A child who is at least 12 years old—

        (a)     must not take part in a collection for more than 7 hours (including any rest breaks) on any 1 day; and

        (b)     must not take part in a collection for more than 3 hours without a rest break of at least 30 minutes.



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