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Our Services Permit to collect on a public roadRelease date: Mon 30 January 2006 Last updated: Mon 25 February 2013 The law prohibits people from standing on a road for the purpose of collecting money, otherwise known as tin rattling. However, a permit may be obtained that allows such collections to take place. Common reasons for seeking a permit for these collections, known officially as highway collections, include statewide appeals such as the Royal Children's Hospital Appeal or Red Cross Appeal, or locally-based fundraising efforts, such as those conducted by the Volunteer Coast Guard or Country Fire Authority. Applications for a permits to collect money while standing on a public road, and a full set of the conditions relating to the conduct of the event can be obtained by downloading Application and Guidelines Collections. |
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