Charities Act 2006
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Change 1
46 Charitable appeals that are not public charitable collections
(1) A charitable appeal is not a public charitable collection if the appeal— (a) is made in the course of a public meeting; or (b) is made— (i) on land within a churchyard or burial ground contiguous or adjacent to a place of public worship, or (ii) on other land occupied for the purposes of a place of public worship and contiguous or adjacent to it, where the land is enclosed or substantially enclosed (whether by any wall or building or otherwise); or (c) is made on land to which members of the public have access only— (i) by virtue of the express or implied permission of the occupier of the land, or (ii) by virtue of any enactment, and the occupier is the promoter of the collection; or (d) is an appeal to members of the public to give money or other property by placing it in an unattended receptacle. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1)(c) “the occupier”, in relation to unoccupied land, means the person entitled to occupy it. (3) For the purposes of subsection (1)(d) a receptacle is unattended if it is not in the possession or custody of a person acting as a collector.
46 Charitable appeals that are not public charitable collections
(1) A charitable appeal is not a public charitable collection if the appeal— (a) is made in the course of a public meeting; or (b) is made— (i) on land within a churchyard or burial ground contiguous or adjacent to a place of public worship, or (ii) on other land occupied for the purposes of a place of public worship and contiguous or adjacent to it, where the land is enclosed or substantially enclosed (whether by any wall or building or otherwise); or (c) is made on land to which members of the public have access only— (i) by virtue of the express or implied permission of the occupier of the land, or (ii) by virtue of any enactment, and the occupier is the promoter of the collection; or (d) is an appeal to members of the public to give money or other property by placing it in an unattended receptacle. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1)(c) “the occupier”, in relation to unoccupied land, means the person entitled to occupy it. (3) For the purposes of subsection (1)(d) a receptacle is unattended if it is not in the possession or custody of a person acting as a collector.
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