Content of donation disclosure notices given by recipients
303M Content of donation disclosure notices given by recipients
A donation disclosure notice given under section 303L in relation to a gift must set out the following details:
the name of the person or entity (the recipient) in relation to whom the gift is credited;
the amount or value of the gift;
the date on which the gift was credited to the federal account;
the number of memberships, subscriptions or other persons in respect of whom the gift was paid;
if the total amount or value of all gifts credited in relation to the recipient during the calendar year in which the gift is credited is more than the disclosure threshold—the total amount or value of all gifts so far credited in relation to the recipient during the calendar year;
if the federal account is not in the name of the person who gave the donation disclosure notice—the name of that person.
A failure to include these details in a donation disclosure notice may contravene a civil penalty provision (see section 303L).
A donation disclosure notice may be amended after it has been given to the Electoral Commission (see section 319A).
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