Timing of disclosures of reportable political donations of certain kinds: section 15
10 Timing of disclosures of reportable political donations of certain kinds: section 15
Despite section 15(1)(a), disclosure of a reportable political donation received or made during the pre-election period for an Assembly general election that is of an amount that is less than an amount specified in section 6(1), but is treated as a reportable political donation by operation of section 6(2), is to be made within the period specified under section 15(1)(b) after the political donation was received or made.
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Section 6(2) provides that a political donation made by an entity or other person of less than the expressed reportable political donation amount (generally $1,000) is to be treated as a reportable political donation if that donation and other previous, separate political donations made by that entity or other person to the same party, elected member, group, candidate, associated entity, third-party campaigner or person within the same financial year (ending 30 June) would, if aggregated, constitute a reportable political donation (ie total or exceed $1,000).
Subclause (1) ceases to have effect 12 months after the commencement of this clause.
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