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Wednesday, December 24, 2025

T062 Template Title: TK-062 Large Donor with Conditions (D/F) — MoU Drafts — Condition Review Checklist



THE HSWAGATA BUDDHA TOOTH RELIC PRESERVATION PRIVATE MUSEUM
FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY

Template No.: T062

Template Title: TK-062 Large Donor with Conditions (D/F) — MoU Drafts — Condition Review Checklist

Related Research Case IDs / Cluster: Cluster D (Everyday Faith & Lay Donations) / Cluster F (HGT Conflicts)

Linked Templates / Policies: T24 MoU Standard / T27 Due Diligence / T43 Gift Ethics / TK-061 Donation Ledger

Date of form: ____ / ____ / ______

Prepared by / Role: _______________________

Office / Unit: ____________________________

Country / Location: _______________________

Confidentiality Level:
Internal only [ ] Restricted [ ] Sacred-Restricted / Sensitive [ ]

Use of this form (tick):
New case / action [ ] Follow-up [ ] Annual review [ ] Archive only [ ]


Fields (TK-062 Body)

1) Case Identification

1.1 Case title: _______________________________________________
1.2 Case type (tick):

  • Large donation with conditions [ ]

  • Donation linked to project / building [ ]

  • Donation linked to relic access / display [ ]

  • Donation linked to naming / title / public message [ ]

  • Other: _______________________________

1.3 Date received (first contact): ____ / ____ / ______
1.4 Current status (tick):
Drafting [ ] Reviewing [ ] Approved [ ] Rejected [ ] Signed [ ] Paused [ ]


2) Donor Profile (Basic)

2.1 Donor name / organization: __________________________________
2.2 Donor contact person: _______________________________________
2.3 Donor contact details: _______________________________________
2.4 Donor type (tick): Individual [ ] Family [ ] Company [ ] Foundation [ ] Monastic group [ ] Other [ ]
2.5 Donation amount / value: __________________ Currency: _________
2.6 Donation type (tick): Cash [ ] Bank transfer [ ] In-kind [ ] Property [ ] Service support [ ] Other [ ]

2.7 Source of funds statement provided? Yes [ ] No [ ]
2.8 Basic identity verification completed? Yes [ ] No [ ]
(Attach copies if allowed under confidentiality.)


3) Donation Purpose (What the donor wants to support)

3.1 Declared purpose (write clearly):



3.2 Is the purpose aligned with HSWAGATA objectives? Yes [ ] No [ ] Partial [ ]
If “No/Partial,” explain: _________________________________________


4) Conditions Requested by Donor (List one-by-one)

Write each condition as a separate item. No hidden conditions.

Condition 1: _______________________________________________
Type (tick): Naming [ ] Access [ ] Control [ ] Timing [ ] Media/publicity [ ] Staff influence [ ] Other [ ]
Risk level (tick): Low [ ] Medium [ ] High [ ]

Condition 2: _______________________________________________
Type: _____________ Risk: Low [ ] Medium [ ] High [ ]

Condition 3: _______________________________________________
Type: _____________ Risk: Low [ ] Medium [ ] High [ ]

(Add pages if needed)


5) Non-Negotiable “Not Allowed” Conditions (D/F Protection Rule)

Tick if the donor requests any of these. If any are ticked → STOP and move to Section 9 (Decision).

  • Ownership claim over relics or museum property [ ]

  • Control of relic custody, storage, or chain-of-custody [ ]

  • Forced special access to sacred-restricted relics [ ]

  • Conditions that create secrecy against the institution [ ]

  • Conditions that pressure staff/monks/board decisions [ ]

  • Conditions that demand false claims (science, history, politics) [ ]

  • Conditions that can create conflict, division, or rumors [ ]

Notes: _________________________________________________________


6) Condition Review Checklist (Mandatory)

A. Clarity and Writing

  • All conditions are written in simple, clear words

  • No verbal-only promises

  • Donation amount, timeline, and purpose are clear

  • Exit/termination terms are included

B. Ethics and Non-Greed (Money Ethics)

  • No personal benefit for staff/board members

  • No private handling of donation funds

  • Donation goes to official account / official receipt system

  • Donor understands: donation is for Dhamma/heritage, not control

C. Peace and Conflict Risk (Cluster F)

  • Condition does not create community jealousy or split

  • Condition does not create “HGT ownership conflict” risk

  • Security risk considered if donor asks for access/events

  • Rumor risk considered (public talk, titles, media claims)

D. Relic Safety and Governance

  • No condition affects relic safeguarding rules

  • No condition forces a display method that harms conservation

  • Any relic-related request sent to Security + Conservation review

Checklist conclusion (tick):
Approve for MoU drafting [ ] Approve with changes [ ] Reject [ ] Pause for investigation [ ]

Reviewer name / role: ______________________ Signature: _____________ Date: //_____


7) MoU Draft Pack (Use the correct option)

7A) MoU Draft A — Standard Conditional Donation (Low/Medium risk)

1. Parties

  • HSWAGATA Museum

  • Donor / Organization

2. Donation details

  • Amount / type / date / payment method

  • Official receipt and ledger entry required

3. Agreed purpose

  • Clear project or general support description

4. Accepted conditions (list)

  • Only the conditions approved in Section 6

  • Any later change must be in writing and approved

5. HSWAGATA authority and relic protection

  • Board keeps final authority

  • Donor has no ownership or control of relics

6. Transparency

  • Donation is recorded and audited

  • Public disclosure rules (what can be shared)

7. Conflict handling

  • If conflict arises: pause, review, mediation option

8. Termination

  • If ethics/peace/truth are threatened, MoU may end

  • Return/refund rule (if any) must be stated clearly

9. Signatures and date


7B) MoU Draft B — High-Risk Conditional Donation (must include safeguards)

Use when risk is High or relic/security/public claims are involved.

Add these clauses:

  • Cooling-off period: minimum ___ days before signing

  • Independent review: Board + Sangha advisory + Compliance review

  • No media clause: no public announcement until approval

  • No title-giving clause: titles/roles not exchanged for money

  • Evidence clause: donor must not claim “verification” without museum approval

  • Security plan: event access requires written security clearance


7C) MoU Draft C — Rejection Letter Option (Respectful, peaceful)

Short points to include:

  • Thank the donor sincerely

  • Explain: museum must protect relic ethics and peace

  • State that conditions are not compatible

  • Offer: accept an unconditional donation (optional)

  • Close with respectful goodwill


8) Transparency and Accounting Actions (After Approval)

  • Receipt issued (Receipt No.): __________________________

  • Entered into ledger (Ledger ref): _______________________

  • Bank deposit slip attached: Yes [ ] No [ ]

  • Two-person verification done: Yes [ ] No [ ]

  • Announcement planned: Yes [ ] No [ ] If yes, who approves? __________


9) Final Decision Record (Board Level)

Decision (tick):
Approved [ ] Approved with changes [ ] Rejected [ ] Paused [ ]

Reasons (simple, factual):



Board meeting date: ____ / ____ / ______
Vote result (if used): For ____ Against ____ Abstain ____

Sign-off (names / roles):

  1. ____________________________ Signature: ____________

  2. ____________________________ Signature: ____________

  3. ____________________________ Signature: ____________


10) Attachments Checklist

  • Donor letter / email [ ]

  • Draft MoU [ ]

  • Condition review checklist (Section 6) [ ]

  • Due diligence notes [ ]

  • Risk/security notes (if any) [ ]

  • Receipt copy [ ]

  • Ledger entry proof [ ]


Internal reference base: MoU template system and donation governance are aligned with HSWAGATA’s case-based template set and policy manual.

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