Ind. Code § 24-4.6-3-2
Permission for solicitation required; withdrawal of permission
As added by P.L.173-1997, SEC.1.
(a) A person may not solicit or otherwise request money from the public for any purpose:
- (1) using the name of a public safety agency; or
(2) by using language that implies a connection to a public safety agency;
unless the person first receives express written permission from the public safety agency.
- (b) Permission granted by a public safety agency under subsection
(a) may be withdrawn by the agency if the agency finds that a person is or has been soliciting in a manner that:
- (1) reflects negatively on the agency; or
- (2) differs significantly from that for which permission was granted.
- (c) A person shall immediately stop soliciting upon notification by a public service agency that the agency has withdrawn its permission.
As added by P.L.173-1997, SEC.1.