(1) A licensee that is a club commits an offence if the licensee—
(a) makes a community purpose contribution; and
(b) does not keep a written record of the following information (the contribution information ) for the contribution:
(i) the name of the recipient;
(ii) the community purpose for which the contribution was made;
(iii) the way in which the contribution is intended to be used by the recipient;
(iv) the nature of the benefit the recipient will receive by using the contribution in the way recorded for subparagraph (iii);
(v) for a contribution of money—
(A) the amount of the contribution; and
(B) when the contribution was paid;
(vi) for a contribution of any other kind—
(A) the kind of contribution; and
(B) the value of the contribution; and
(C) when the contribution was made;
(vii) the authorised premises in relation to which the licensee made the contribution.
Maximum penalty: 20 penalty units.
Examples—par (b) (ii) and (iii)
1 A contribution of money was used by a community culture group to hold a fundraising market stall. The group used the profit from their market stall to buy traditional dance costumes.
2 A contribution of money was used by a community sports club to book a training venue and buy uniforms.
3 A contribution of room hire was used by a women's sports team to hold an end of year awards night.
(2) An offence against this section is a strict liability offence.