49 Restrictions on conducting door to door collections
Charities Act 2006 (2006 c 50) | Legislation

49  Restrictions on conducting door to door collections

(1)     A door to door collection must not be conducted unless the promoters of the collection—

(a)     hold a public collections certificate in force under section 52 in respect of the collection, and

(b)     have within the prescribed period falling before the day (or the first of the days) on which the collection takes place—

(i)     notified the local authority in whose area the collection

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