Can an authorised person be paid by the licensee in relation to the advertisement of the licensee’s corporate social responsibility programme?

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Yes, the authorised person can receive compensation for services it provided to the licensee in relation to advertising the corporate social responsibility programme.

Can an authorised person be paid by the licensee in relation to the advertisement of the licensee’s corporate social responsibility programme?

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