New Zealand Gazette – 1939 – No. 123

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✨ Patriotic Purposes Emergency Regulations

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.
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Part III.—National Patriotic Fund and Board.
Regulation 13.—National Patriotic Fund established.
Regulation 14.—National Patriotic Fund Board.
Regulation 15.—Contracts of the Board.
Regulation 16.—Meetings of the Board.
Regulation 17.—General Function of the Board.
Regulation 18.—Powers of the Board.
Regulation 19.—Committees of the Board.
Regulation 20.—Vesting, Control, and Investment of Property.
Regulation 21.—Annual Report and Statement of Accounts.

Part IV.—Provincial Patriotic Funds.
Regulation 22.—Provincial Patriotic Funds established.
Regulation 23.—Particulars to be supplied to Minister.
Regulation 24.—Expenditure and Investment of Provincial Funds.
Regulation 25.—Accounts and Audit of Provincial Funds.
Regulation 26.—Investigation of Administration and Accounts of Provincial Funds.
Regulation 27.—Penalty for misappropriation of Provincial Funds, &c.

Part V.—Patriotic Purposes and Authorized Collectors.
Regulation 28.—Approval of Patriotic Purposes.
Regulation 29.—Authorized Collectors.
Regulation 30.—Appointment and Control of authorized Collectors for National Fund.
Regulation 31.—Appointment and Control of Authorized Collectors for Provincial Funds.

Part VI.—General.
Regulation 32.—Authority to make Contributions to National and Provincial Funds.
Regulation 33.—Special Provision re Moneys and Goods heretofore collected.
Regulation 34.—Members of Board, Provincial Councils, and Controlling Committees not personally liable.
Regulation 35.—General Penalty.

(3) In these regulations, unless inconsistent with the context,—
“Approved,” in relation to any patriotic fund or patriotic purpose, means approved by the Minister :
“Authorized collector” means a person or body of persons, whether incorporated or not, duly authorized under these regulations to appeal for, collect, receive, or in any other manner raise money or other personal property for or on behalf of an approved patriotic purpose of an approved patriotic fund :
“Board” means the National Patriotic Fund Board established by these regulations :

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Domain🏛️ Governance & Central Administration
Dated4 October 1939
KeywordsEmergency Regulations, Patriotic Purposes, National Organization, Patriotic Funds, Administration, National Patriotic Council, Provincial Patriotic Districts

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