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2019-2020 Political Finance Annual Report Political Finance Annual Report 2019–2020: Additional Tables Table A: Summary of gifts and other income received by each political party Total gifts and Total gifts less Total gifts Political Party Other income other income than $2,500 $2,500 or more 2019–2020 Animal Justice Party1 $2,146.00 $0.00 $18,303.76 $20,449.76 Australian Christians (WA)1 $129,497.00 $61,788.00 $35,330.00 $226,615.00 Australian Democrats $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Australian Labor Party (WA Branch)1, 2 N/A3 $167,411.00 $742,663.00 $3,923,462.00 Citizens Electoral Council $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Daylight Saving Party1 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Health Australia Party1 $50.00 $0.00 $28.40 $78.40 Liberal Democratic Party1 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 National Party of Australia (WA) Inc1, 2 N/A3 $0.00 $189,382.00 $853,577.00 NO MANDATORY VACCINATION PARTY $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Pauline Hanson's One Nation1 $1,814.00 $16,250.00 $8.00 $18,072.00 Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party (WA)1 $1,285.00 $3,600.00 $6,650.00 $11,535.00 Small Business Party1 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Social Security Recipients Party $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Socialist Alliance WA1 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 The Flux Party - WA1 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 The Greens (WA) Inc1, 4 $122,841.93 $262,451.07 $1,222,517.00 $1,607,810.00 The Liberal Party of Australia (WA Division) Inc1, 2 N/A3 $22,000.00 $737,387.00 $3,208,879.00 WESTERN AUSTRALIA PARTY1, 2 N/A3 $0.00 $0.00 $9,846.00 Total $257,633.93 $533,500.07 $2,952,269.16 $9,880,324.16 1 Registered political party. 2 The party disclosed under the Federal disclosure scheme and lodged a copy of that return with the Commission. A separate declaration of gifts received under the threshold does not need to be lodged in this circumstance. 3 Those returns submitted under the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 are not required to provide this level of detail. 4 These figures may differ to that disclosed by the party in their annual return in order to reflect the column headings. Western Australian Electoral Commission Page 1 of 7 Political Finance Annual Report 2019–2020: Additional Tables Table B: Gifts $2,500 or greater received by political parties Australian Christians1 Donor 2019–2020 Cynthia Wong $8,000.00 Gary Heys $5,000.00 Glen Host $5,000.00 Graham Rose $2,945.00 Hazel Bothe $5,500.00 J & TD van Duyn Family Trust $6,040.00 Jeanne Louw $5,100.00 Kuet Qeun Ho $4,000.00 Margaret Cook $2,600.00 Tricord Pty Ltd ATF The Tricord Trust $17,603.00 $61,788.00 Australian Labor Party (WA Branch)1, 2 Donor 2019–2020 CFMEU Construction & General $42,900.00 Crown Perth $36,191.00 Janine Freeman $22,620.00 Matthew Hughes $25,200.00 Samantha Rowe $21,300.00 Simon Millman $19,200.00 $167,411.00 Pauline Hanson's One Nation1 Donor 2019–2020 Colin Tincknell $7,500.00 Robin Scott $8,750.00 $16,250.00 Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party (WA)1 Donor 2019–2020 Erinview Pty Ltd $3,600.00 $3,600.00 The Greens (WA) Inc1 Donor 2019–2020 Alison Xamon $14,387.00 Australian Greens $37,280.02 Chilla Bulbeck $106,304.81 Daniel Loden $3,761.72 Diane Evers $18,094.78 Jean Le Quesne $2,710.05 John Steele $11,078.61 Kerstin Stender $2,500.00 Margo Beilby $3,645.00 Rachel Siewert $12,252.94 Robin Chapple $17,864.36 Ross Le Quesne $2,575.00 Ruth Greble $2,700.00 Scott Ryan $2,500.00 Timothy Clifford $17,614.78 Trish Cowcher $7,182.00 $262,451.07 Western Australian Electoral Commission Page 2 of 7 Political Finance Annual Report 2019–2020: Additional Tables Table B: Gifts $2,500 or greater received by political parties The Liberal Party of Australia (WA Division) Inc.1, 2 Donor 2019–2020 Burswood Nominees Pty Ltd $22,000.00 $22,000.00 1 Registered political party 2 Indicates that the party disclosed under the Federal disclosure scheme and lodged a copy of that return with the WAEC to comply with its obligations Western Australian Electoral Commission Page 3 of 7 Political Finance Annual Report 2019–2020: Additional Tables Table C: Other income $2,500 or greater received by political parties Australian Labor Party (WA Branch) Received from 2019–2020 ALP National Secretariat $68,069.00 Australian Electoral Commission $44,000.00 Australian Manufacturing Workers Union $60,166.00 Bradley Bailey $15,000.00 CFMEU Construction & General Div $11,450.00 CFMEU General & General Div $11,450.00 Lisa O'Malley $14,916.00 Ms Margaret Quirk MLA $20,000.00 Peter Newling $15,000.00 Shop Distributive & Allied Employees Union $202,344.00 Stephen Browne $15,000.00 Transport Workers Union of Australia $73,494.00 United Voice WA Branch $73,883.00 United Workers Union $117,891.00 $742,663.00 National Party of Australia (WA) Inc Received from 2019–2020 Australian Electoral Commission $41,382.00 Ian Blayney $29,000.00 Peter Rundle $29,000.00 Retail Guild of Australia Inc $20,000.00 Shane Love $15,000.00 Terry Redman $15,000.00 WCA Solutions $40,000.00 $189,382.00 The Liberal Party of Australia (WA Division) Inc. Received from 2019–2020 Australian Electoral Commission $40,000.00 Australian Gypsum Industries Pty Ltd $25,000.00 Australian Taxation Office $357,565.00 Australian Trucking Association $20,000.00 Burswood Nominees Pty Ltd $25,000.00 Coogee Chemicals $25,000.00 Department of Finance $39,968.00 DFD Rhodes Pty Ltd $20,833.00 Gabor Holdings $25,000.00 Hall & Prior Enterprises Pty Ltd $20,833.00 Jandakot Airport Holdings $25,000.00 Legacy Pacific Pty Ltd $16,500.00 Perth Airports Pty Ltd $18,750.00 Schaffer Corporation Ltd $25,000.00 Sir Charles Court Foundation $27,938.00 William Packer $25,000.00 $737,387.00 All parties above are registered political parties and disclosed under the Federal disclosure scheme to meet their State obligations. Western Australian Electoral Commission Page 4 of 7 Political Finance Annual Report 2019–2020: Additional Tables Table D: Summary of gifts and other income received by each associated entity Total gifts and Total gifts less Total gifts Associated entity Associated political party Other income other income than $2,500 $2,500 or more 2019–2020 Animal Justice Foundation Animal Justice Party $0.00 $60,000.00 $0.00 $60,000.00 Liberal Party of Western Australia Pty Ltd1 The Liberal Party of Australia (WA Division) Inc N/A2 $0.00 $1,015,123.00 $1,275,688.00 LPPH Pty Ltd1 The Liberal Party of Australia (WA Division) Inc N/A2 $0.00 $0.00 $1,006.00 Perth Trades Hall Inc1 Australian Labor Party (WA Branch) N/A2 $16,721.00 $347,114.00 $1,238,050.00 Sir Charles Court Foundation1 The Liberal Party of Australia (WA Division) Inc N/A2 $0.00 $0.00 $21,691.00 The 500 Club (WA) The Liberal Party of Australia (WA Division) Inc $0.00 $30,600.00 $0.00 $30,600.00 Total $0.00 $107,321.00 $1,362,237.00 $2,627,035.00 1 The associated entity disclosed under the Federal disclosure scheme and lodged a copy of that return with the Commission. A separate declaration of gifts received under the threshold does not need to be lodged in this circumstance. 2 Those returns submitted under the Federal disclosure scheme are not required to provide this level of detail. Western Australian Electoral Commission Page 5 of 7 Political Finance Annual Report 2019–2020: Additional Tables Table E: Gifts and other income of $2,500 or greater received by associated entities Associated entity Donor/Received from Amount Gift or other income Animal Justice Foundation Henclo Investments PTY LTD $60,000.00 Gift Liberal Party of Western Australia Pty Ltd Broker - Share Sale on Market - Canaccord Genuity $877,548.00 Other income Liberal Party of Western Australia Pty Ltd Commonwealth Bank Ltd $66,546.00 Other income Liberal Party of Western Australia Pty Ltd Liberal Party of Australia (WA Division) Inc $55,000.00 Other income Liberal Party of Western Australia Pty Ltd Woolworths Ltd $16,029.00 Other income Perth Trades Hall Inc The Trustee for the Hesperia Trust $16,721.00 Gift Perth Trades Hall Inc Aigle Royal Group $27,500.00 Other income Perth Trades Hall Inc Australian Taxation Office $34,989.00 Other income Perth Trades Hall Inc Chamber of Minerals & Energy $16,500.00 Other income Perth Trades Hall Inc Clough Projects Pty Ltd $27,500.00 Other income Perth Trades Hall Inc Fortescue Metals Group $27,500.00 Other income Perth Trades Hall Inc Goldenland Australia Property Pty Ltd $27,500.00 Other income Perth Trades Hall Inc Jandakot Airport Holdings $27,500.00 Other income Perth Trades Hall Inc Pardoo Beef Corporation $27,500.00 Other income Perth Trades Hall Inc Perdaman Corporate Services $27,500.00 Other income Perth Trades Hall Inc Programmed $27,500.00 Other income Western Australian Electoral Commission Page 6 of 7 Political Finance Annual Report 2019–2020: Additional Tables Table E: Gifts and other income of $2,500 or greater received by associated entities Associated entity Donor/Received from Amount Gift or other income Perth Trades Hall Inc Roads 2000 $27,500.00 Other income Perth Trades Hall Inc WA Labor $20,625.00 Other income Perth Trades Hall Inc Woodside Energy Ltd $27,500.00 Other income The 500 Club Cygan Holdings Pty Ltd $30,600.00 Gift $1,469,558.00 Western Australian Electoral Commission Page 7 of 7.
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