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Reasonable expenses of relevant donor
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36. (1) A payment or other reward may be made to a relevant donor in order to reimburse the relevant donor for the reasonable expenses incurred by him or her in the making of the relevant donation.
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(2) An expense is reasonable under subsection (1) only if—
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(a) the expense is actually incurred, and
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(b) the amount of the expense can be verified by receipts or other documentation.
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(3) In this section—
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“reasonable expenses”, in relation to a relevant donor and the relevant donation, means the travel, medical, AHR counselling and legal expenses, and any net loss of income, incurred by the relevant donor in the making of the relevant donation;
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“relevant donation” means—
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(a) a relevant donation (G),
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(b) a relevant donation (E), or
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(c) a relevant donation (ER);
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“relevant donor”, in relation to a relevant donation, means whomsoever of the following who made the donation:
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(a) the relevant donor (G);
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(b) the relevant donor (E);
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(c) the relevant donor (ER).
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