In any Act:
"charitable" : an entity is charitable if the entity is a charity.
Example: A reference in an Act to a charitable trust is a reference to a trust that is a charity.
"charity" means an entity:
(a) that is a not-for-profit entity; and
(b) all of the purposes of which are:
(i) charitable purposes (see Part 3) that are for the public benefit (see Division 2 of this Part); or
(ii) purposes that are incidental or ancillary to, and in furtherance or in aid of, purposes of the entity covered by subparagraph (i); and
Note 1: In determining the purposes of the entity, have regard to the entity's governing rules, its activities and any other relevant matter.
Note 2: The requirement in subparagraph (b)(i) that a purpose be for the public benefit does not apply to certain entities (see section 10).
(c) none of the purposes of which are disqualifying purposes (see Division 3); and
(d) that is not an individual, a political party or a government entity.
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