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Political Party Return for 2017-18 Political Party Disclosure Return FINANCIAL YEAR 2017-18 Section 314AB(1) requires political parties to furnish a return within 16 weeks after the end of the financial year. The due date for lodging this return is 20 October 2018. Completing the return: • This return is to be completed by the person who is appointed as the party’s agent with the AEC. • This return is to be completed with reference to the Financial Disclosure Guide for Political Parties. • Amounts should be reported on a GST inclusive basis. • Further information is available at www.aec.gov.au. • This return will be available for public inspection from Friday 01 February 2019 at www.aec.gov.au. • Any supporting documentation included with this return may be treated as part of a public disclosure and displayed on the AEC website. • The information on this return is collected under s 314AB of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918. Name of political party Liberal National Party of Queensland Party agent details Name of party agent Ms Angela Awabdy Postal address of party agent PO Box 940 Suburb/town SPRING HILL State QLD Postcode 4004 Telephone number 0738440666 Fax number 0738440388 Email address [email protected] Party agent’s certification I certify that the information contained in this return and its attachments is true and þ complete to the best of my knowledge, information and belief. I have made due and reasonable inquiries of the political party on whose behalf I am agent for the purposes of Part XX of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918. I understand that submitting an incomplete, false or misleading return is an offence under section 315 of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918. OR I certify that the information contained in this return and its attachments is true and complete to the best of my knowledge, information and belief, except for the particulars o detailed in the ‘Notice of Incomplete Return’ form (attached). I have made due and reasonable inquiries of the political party on whose behalf I am agent for the purposes of Part XX of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918. I understand that submitting an incomplete, false or misleading return is an offence under section 315 of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918. Agent’s Angela Awabdy Date 18/10/2018 signature Enquiries and returns Disclosure and Compliance Phone:02 6271 4552 should be addressed to: Australian Electoral Commission Fax: 02 6293 7655 Locked Bag 4007 Email: [email protected] Canberra ACT 2601 Office use only Date received Political Party Return (05/18) – Page 1 of 8 Part 1a: Total receipts for financial year 1 July 2017 to 30 Jun 2018 This is the gross amount of all cash and non-cash benefits received by, or on behalf of, the party (including all of its branches and party units), not including internal transfers, during the 2017-18 financial year. It includes all amounts received for the financial year. $15,398,282 Part 1b: Amount calculated to be the value of gifts-in-kind This is the amount calculated to be the value of gifts-in-kind which was included in the ‘total receipts’ amount reported at Part 1a. $183,115 Part 2. Amounts of more than $13,500 received in financial year 1 July 2017 to 30 Jun 2018 Details of any person or organisations from whom receipts (including loans) of more than $13,500 were received during the 2017-18 financial year. For each person or organisation, the following details must be disclosed: • full name and address** of the person or organisation from whom receipts of more than $13,500 were received • amount that was received – each amount received should be recorded as either a ‘donation’ or ‘other receipt’. For loans of more than $13,500 (other than those from a financial institution) received between 1 July 2017 and 30 Jun 2018, the terms and conditions of the loan(s) must be attached. Amount received Donation or Received from (GST inclusive) other receipt* Name Consolidated Properties Group Pty Ltd $15,000 Donation Received Postal address 7/176 Eagle Street Suburb/town Brisbane State QLD Postcode 4000 Name Laurence Lancini Constructions $15,000 Donation Received Postal address PO Box 7315 Suburb/town Garbutt State QLD Postcode 4814 Name HARRISON DEVELOPMENTS DISCRETIONARY TRUS $16,500 Donation Received Postal address PO Box 15543 Suburb/town City East State QLD Postcode 4002 Name Suez Recyling & Recovery Australia $27,500 Other Receipt Postal address 28 Weyba Street Suburb/town Banyo State QLD Postcode 4014 Name Pointcorp Management Pty Ltd $33,000 Other Receipt Postal address Level 2 Oxley House, 25 Donin Street Suburb/town West End State QLD Postcode 4101 Name Pacific Blue Capital $20,000 Donation Received Postal address 264 George Street Suburb/town Sydney State NSW Postcode 2000 Name Stewart Morland $14,400 Donation Received Postal address 20 the Esplanade Suburb/town Paradise Point State QLD Postcode 4216 Name Alpha Diversification Pty Ltd $15,000 Donation Received Postal address GPO Box 3119 Suburb/town Brisbane State QLD Postcode 4001 Name Australia Energy Windfarm $40,000 Donation Received Postal address 30 Peninsula Drive Political Party Return (05/18) – Page 2 of 8 Suburb/town Robina State QLD Postcode 4216 Name Brian Flannery $20,000 Donation Received Postal address PO Box 1975 Suburb/town Brisbane State QLD Postcode 4001 Name DLA Piper $30,000 Other Receipt Postal address Level 9, 480 Queen Street Suburb/town Brisbane State QLD Postcode 4000 Name Fred Drake $17,000 Other Receipt Postal address 150 Station Road Suburb/town Yerongpilly State QLD Postcode 4104 Name Greg Willims $16,500 Other Receipt Postal address 586 Wickham Street Suburb/town FORTITUDE VALLEY State QLD Postcode 4006 Name The Trustee for the Gulf Coast Agricultural Trust $60,000 Donation Received Postal address PO Box 2785 Suburb/town Bowral State NSW Postcode 2576 Name Hon Paul Everingham AO $22,000 Donation Received Postal address 6 Lawes Street Suburb/town Hamilton State QLD Postcode 4007 Name Ian McCauley OAM $75,000 Donation Received Postal address 1051 Mt Kilcoy Road Suburb/town Kilcoy State QLD Postcode 4515 Name J.J. Richards & Sons Pty Ltd $50,000 Donation Received Postal address P O Box 235 Suburb/town CLEVELAND State QLD Postcode 4163 Name JF & GD Hull $50,000 Donation Received Postal address PO Box 343 Suburb/town Ashgrove State QLD Postcode 4060 Name KPMG $16,500 Donation Received Postal address Level 16, 71 Eagle Street Suburb/town BRISBANE State QLD Postcode 4001 Name KY United Investment Pty Ltd $20,000 Donation Received Postal address Shop 21/100 Brisbane Road Suburb/town Labrador State QLD Postcode 4215 Name Maggie Kim $20,000 Donation Received Postal address 168 Kent Street Suburb/town Miller's Point Sydney State NSW Postcode 2000 Name R W Baldwin $51,000 Other Receipt Postal address 52 Ortive Street Suburb/town Yeronga State QLD Postcode 4101 Name Santos Limited $15,000 Other Receipt Postal address 32 Turbot Street Suburb/town Brisbane 4000 State QLD Postcode 4000 Name JSY Funds Management Pty Ltd $20,000 Donation Received Postal address 62 Poinciana Crescent Political Party Return (05/18) – Page 3 of 8 Suburb/town Stretton State QLD Postcode 4116 Name COMMERCIAL ASSET MANAGEMENT SERVICES PTY LTD $16,500 Donation Received Postal address P O Box 520 Suburb/town RUNAWAY BAY State QLD Postcode 4216 Name Stanley Road Construction $16,500 Other Receipt Postal address PO Box 5074 Suburb/town Brendale State QLD Postcode 4500 Name The Trustee for St Baker Family Trust $50,000 Donation Received Postal address 22 Sandford Rd Suburb/town St Lucia State QLD Postcode 4067 Name Tesabay Investments Pty Ltd $16,500 Donation Received Postal address GPO BOX 19 Suburb/town BRISBANE State QLD Postcode 4000 Name The Star Entertainment Group Limited $19,800 Other Receipt Postal address GPO Box 2488 Suburb/town Brisbane State QLD Postcode 4001 Name Village Roadshow Limited $50,000 Donation Received Postal address Level 1, 500 Chapel Street Suburb/town South Yarra State VIC Postcode 3141 Name Australian Recycled Timber $16,500 Other Receipt Postal address 45 Fabio Ct Suburb/town Campbellfield State VIC Postcode 3061 Name Luke Trouchet $16,500 Other Receipt Postal address 698 Nudgee Road Suburb/town Northgate State QLD Postcode 4013 Name MORGANS FINANCIAL LIMITED $33,000 Other Receipt Postal address GPO BOX 202 Suburb/town BRISBANE State QLD Postcode 4001 Name ELECTORAL COMMISSION OF QUEENSLAND $768,236 Other Receipt Postal address GPO BOX 1393 Suburb/town BRISBANE State QLD Postcode 4001 Name Electoral Commission Queensland $23,250 Other Receipt Postal address GPO Box 1393 Suburb/town BRISBANE State QLD Postcode 4001 Name ELECTORAL COMMISSION OF QUEENSLAND $768,236 Other Receipt Postal address GPO BOX 1393 Suburb/town BRISBANE State QLD Postcode 4001 Name Australian Taxation Office $627,151 Other Receipt Postal address Locked Bag 1793 Suburb/town Penrith State NSW Postcode 2750 Name ELECTORAL COMMISSION OF QUEENSLAND $15,170 Other Receipt Postal address GPO BOX 1393 Suburb/town BRISBANE State QLD Postcode 4001 Name ELECTORAL COMMISSION OF QUEENSLAND $17,130 Other Receipt Postal address GPO BOX 1393 Suburb/town BRISBANE State QLD Postcode 4001 Name ELECTORAL COMMISSION OF QUEENSLAND $17,395 Other Receipt Postal address GPO BOX 1393 Suburb/town BRISBANE State QLD Postcode 4001 Political Party Return (05/18) – Page 4 of 8 Name ELECTORAL COMMISSION OF QUEENSLAND $17,905 Other Receipt Postal address GPO BOX 1393 Suburb/town BRISBANE State QLD Postcode 4001 Name ELECTORAL COMMISSION OF QUEENSLAND $21,193 Other Receipt Postal address GPO BOX 1393 Suburb/town BRISBANE State QLD Postcode 4001
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