Minutes:
Consideration was given to a report, presented by the Licensing Manager concerning the following applications for the grant of promoter’s permits to carry out a house-to-house collection:-
Organisation |
Area |
Date |
Clothes Collection Ltd. on behalf of World Cancer Care |
Whole of the Borough |
1st November, 2020 - 30th November, 2021
|
Unicare Ltd. on behalf of Childhood Cancer Parent’s Alliance |
Whole of the Borough |
1st January - 31st December, 2021
|
Unicare Ltd. on behalf of Yorkshire Children’s Trust |
Whole of the Borough
|
1st January – 31st December, 2021 |
Recycle Proline on behalf of Children’s Hope Foundation |
Whole of the Borough
|
1st January, 2021 – 31st December, 2022 |
Recycling and Management Services Ltd. on behalf of Beads of Courage |
Whole of the Borough |
1st January – 31st May, 2021
|
Real Fundraising Ltd. on behalf of Centerpoint |
Whole of the Borough |
3rd December, 2020 – 31st March, 2021 |
Giving Support Ltd. on behalf of Combat Cancer |
As allocated by Licensing Office |
1st March, 2021 – 28th February, 2022 |
Resolved:- (1) That, in accordance with the provisions of the House to House Collections Act 1939, the application by Clothes Collection Ltd. (on behalf of World Cancer Care), be refused due to the lack of financial information provided.
(2) That, in accordance with the provisions of the House to House Collections Act 1938, the applications by Unicare Ltd. (on behalf of Childhood Cancer Patient’s Alliance and Yorkshire Children’s Trust) be refused as it did not meet Policy requirements i.e. at least 80% of the total proceeds from a collection.
(3) That, in accordance with the provisions of the House to House Collections Act 1939, the applications by Recycling Proline (on behalf of Children’s Hope Foundation), Recycling and Management Services Ltd. (on behalf of Beads of Courage) and Giving Support Ltd. (on behalf of Combat Cancer) be refused.
(4) That, in accordance with the provisions of the House to House Collections Act 1939, the application by Real Fundraising Ltd. (on behalf of Centerpoint) be refused on the grounds that there was no letter of authority submitted or clarity with regard to the Council’s Policy requirement with regard to the 80% of the total proceeds from a collection threshold.