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| Regulation 5(1) |
The Chief Promoter of a licensed collection shall issue a copy of the Collector's Certificate of Authority (CCA) to each of his collectors. |
Certificate of authority |
| Regulation 6(a) |
Every collector shall sign his name on the Collector's Certificate of Authority (CCA) and produce it on demand by a police officer or a member of the public. |
Duties of collector |
| Regulation 7(1) |
No person below the age of 16 years shall act as a collector of money or as a promoter of a collection without the permission of the Commissioner of Police. |
Age limit of collector |
| (2) |
No person or chief promoter of a collection shall cause or allow another person below the age of 16 to act
as a collector of money or as a promoter of the collection, unless the other person has obtained permission
under paragraph (1) to act as the collector or promoter, as the case may be. |
The applicant and one more partner must meet the criteria specified in para 1. |
| Regulation 8 |
No collector shall for the purposes of a collection importune any person to the annoyance of that person, or
remain at the door of or in any premises if requested by an occupant thereof to leave the premises or the place
where the premises are situated. |
Behaviour of collector |
| Regulation 12 |
The chief promoter of a collection shall, within two months of the expiry of the licence authorising the
promotion of the collection or within such further period as may be allowed by the Commissioner of Police,
furnish an account of the collection to the Commissioner of Police. |
Chief Promoter to furnish an account to Commissioner of Police |
| Regulation 13 |
Any account furnished under regulation 12 shall - |
Forms of account |
| (a) |
Where money or property has been collected or property has been
sold, be in the form set out in the Fourth Schedule, and in either case shall - |
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| (i) |
Where the total amount of money collected,
including the proceeds derived from the sale of property exceed $5,000, be
certified by the chief promoter of the collection and by a public accountant
who is appointed by the organisation of the chief promoter to be the auditor
of the account; or |
| (ii) |
Where the total amount of money collected, including
the proceeds derived from the sale of property does not exceed $5,000, be
certified by a person who is registered as a member of the Institute of
Certified Public Accountants of Singapore and who is appointed by the chief
promoter's organisation to be the auditor of the account. |
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Where other property has been collected and given away, be in the form set out in the Fourth
Schedule, and shall be certified by the chief promoter and every person responsible for giving away the
property. |
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| Regulation 14 |
The chief promoter of a collection shall return to the Commissioner of Police every
certificate of authority when the certificate is no longer required for the purposes of the collection or
when the collection is completed. |
Chief promoter to return certificate of authority |
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Conditions
