National Lottery etc. Act 1993
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Change 1
36C Non-lottery funds
(1) The Fund may enter into an arrangement with a person under which— (a) the person pays money to the Fund, and (b) the Fund distributes the money to a third party. (2) An arrangement under subsection (1) may, in particular— (a) identify the third party, or (b) otherwise limit the Fund's freedom of action in relation to the distribution of the money paid under the arrangement. (3) The Fund shall distribute money received under subsection (1) for meeting expenditure that is— (a) charitable, (b) connected with health, (c) connected with education, or (d) connected with the environment. (4) The reference in subsection (3) to the distribution of money received under subsection (1) is a reference to doing anything of a kind that the Fund can do under section 36B. (5) A reference in this Act to payment under section 25(1) shall include a reference to payment under subsection (3) above.
36C Non-lottery funds
(1) The Fund may enter into an arrangement with a person under which— (a) the person pays money to the Fund, and (b) the Fund distributes the money to a third party. (2) An arrangement under subsection (1) may, in particular— (a) identify the third party, or (b) otherwise limit the Fund's freedom of action in relation to the distribution of the money paid under the arrangement. (3) The Fund shall distribute money received under subsection (1) for meeting expenditure that is— (a) charitable, (b) connected with health, (c) connected with education, or (d) connected with the environment. (4) The reference in subsection (3) to the distribution of money received under subsection (1) is a reference to doing anything of a kind that the Fund can do under section 36B. (5) A reference in this Act to payment under section 25(1) shall include a reference to payment under subsection (3) above.
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