What information must you provide to us?
The 1939 Act specifies that any licence
application must be made in "the prescribed manner".
This is to allow us to consider carefully the way in which you
propose to promote the collection. We may refuse to grant (or
revoke) a licence on the following statutory grounds:-
- Inadequate amount of money to be given
to charitable purpose
- Excessive payments to persons from
proceeds received
- Likelihood of "begging"
offences to be committed
- Applicant not considered fit and
proper, having been convicted of specified offence(s)
detailed in the 1939 Act - we can ask the applicant
or any other person connected with the charitable purpose
to submit police checks.
- Applicant has previously failed (or is
likely to) not exercise due diligence to ensure
compliance of regulations, conduct of collection etc.
- Applicant has not furnished such
information as we "may reasonably require".
It is important therefore that you comply
with the following steps:-
- That you have normally submitted your application at
least one month before the proposed collecting date(s)
specified in your application.
- That you have completed the application form fully in
every respect.
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It is an offence to knowingly or recklessly make a
false statement to the Council. We also reserve the right
to make more detailed enquiries about your application.
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If you require any further information
please email us or telephone
on 01329 236100 ext 4389/4387.
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