Eligibility for registration as the nominated entity of a registered political party
287MB Eligibility for registration as the nominated entity of a registered political party
Requirements for registration
An entity is eligible to be registered as the nominated entity of a registered political party if:
the entity is incorporated in Australia; and
the entity has its head office and principal place of activity in Australia; and
the entity operates wholly, or to a significant extent, for the benefit of one or more registered political parties including the registered political party; and
the entity is not a political entity; and
the entity has given consent in accordance with subsection 287MA(3) to being registered as the nominated entity of the party; and
no other entity is registered as the nominated entity of the party; and
the entity is not registered as the nominated entity of any other registered political party.
A registered political party cannot have more than one entity registered as its nominated entity and that entity cannot be registered as the nominated entity of more than one registered political party (see paragraphs (f) and (g)).
Entities that are also associated entities
An entity may be registered both as an associated entity and a nominated entity.
The effect of paragraph (1)(c) of this section and paragraph 287H(1)(b) is that all nominated entities are required to be registered as associated entities.
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