Street and House To House Collections Act, 1962

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Refusal of collection permits to persons convicted of certain offences.

10.—A Chief Superintendent shall not grant a collection permit to an applicant who, in the opinion of the Chief Superintendent, is not a fit and proper person to hold such a permit by reason of the fact that the applicant had been convicted of—

(a) an offence conviction for which, in the opinion of the Chief Superintendent, indicates that the applicant acted fraudulently or dishonestly,

(b) an offence under this Act, or

(c) an offence of a kind the commission of which would be likely to be facilitated by the grant of a collection permit to the applicant.