Charities Act 1992
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60B Exclusion of lower-paid collectors from provisions of section 60A
(1) Section 60(1) and (2) do not apply (by virtue of section 60A(1)) to a person who is under the earnings limit in subsection (2) below. (2) A person is under the earnings limit in this subsection if he does not receive— (a) more than— (i) £15 per day, or (ii) £1,500 per year, by way of remuneration for acting as a collector in relation to relevant collections, or (b) more than £1,500 by way of remuneration for acting as a collector in relation to the collection mentioned in section 60A(1). (3) In subsection (2) “ relevant collections ” means public charitable collections conducted for the benefit of— (a) the charitable institution or institutions, or (b) the charitable, benevolent or philanthropic purposes, for whose benefit the collection mentioned in section 60A(1) is conducted. (4) A person is not within section 60A(6) if he is under the earnings limit in subsection (5) below. (5) A person is under the earnings limit in this subsection if the remuneration received by him as mentioned in section 60A(6)(c)— (a) is not more than— (i) £15 per day, or (ii) £1,500 per year, or (b) if a lump sum, is not more than £1,500. (6) The Secretary of State may by order amend subsections (2) and (5) by substituting a different sum for any sum for the time being specified there.
60B Exclusion of lower-paid collectors from provisions of section 60A
(1) Section 60(1) and (2) do not apply (by virtue of section 60A(1)) to a person who is under the earnings limit in subsection (2) below. (2) A person is under the earnings limit in this subsection if he does not receive— (a) more than— (i) £15 per day, or (ii) £1,500 per year, by way of remuneration for acting as a collector in relation to relevant collections, or (b) more than £1,500 by way of remuneration for acting as a collector in relation to the collection mentioned in section 60A(1). (3) In subsection (2) “ relevant collections ” means public charitable collections conducted for the benefit of— (a) the charitable institution or institutions, or (b) the charitable, benevolent or philanthropic purposes, for whose benefit the collection mentioned in section 60A(1) is conducted. (4) A person is not within section 60A(6) if he is under the earnings limit in subsection (5) below. (5) A person is under the earnings limit in this subsection if the remuneration received by him as mentioned in section 60A(6)(c)— (a) is not more than— (i) £15 per day, or (ii) £1,500 per year, or (b) if a lump sum, is not more than £1,500. (6) The Secretary of State may by order amend subsections (2) and (5) by substituting a different sum for any sum for the time being specified there.
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