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Political Finance Annual Report 2012–2013- Additional Tables.Pdf Political Finance Annual Report 2012–2013: Additional Tables Table A: Summary of gifts and other income received by each political party Total gifts less Total gifts $2,100 Other Total gifts and other Political Party than $2,100 or more income income 2012–2013 Australian Christians1, 2 $0.00 $50,000.00 $15,000.00 $466,217.00 Australian Labor Party (WA Branch)1, 2 $0.00 $189,100.00 $1,941,387.00 $5,819,500.00 Citizens Electoral Council $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 Family First Party WA Inc1 $9,340.00 $2,500.00 $4,000.00 $15,840.00 One Nation Western Australia Inc $1,860.00 $0.00 $2,454.00 $4,314.00 Shooters & Fishers (WA) Party Inc1, 3 $12,460.00 $95,200.00 $21,967.00 $129,627.00 Socialist Alliance $6,373.46 $0.00 $2,990.06 $9,363.52 The Greens (WA) Inc1, 3 $129,376.00 $287,448.80 $790,430.27 $1,305,589.80 The Liberal Party of Australia (WA Division) Inc1, 2 $0.00 $1,698,031.00 $2,678,120.00 $11,392,486.00 The National Party of Australia (WA) Inc1, 2 $0.00 $125,000.00 $415,498.00 $1,533,867.00 Unity Party WA $80.00 $0.00 $500.00 $580.00 Total $159,489.46 $2,447,279.80 $5,872,346.33 $20,677,384.32 The table above was updated upon receipt of amendments from a political parties on 08/05/2015 and 11/01/2016. 1 Registered political parties. 2 Indicates that 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 did not need to be lodged in this circumstance. 3 These figures may differ from that disclosed by the party in their annual return in order to reflect the sum of the amounts declared in the return. Western Australian Electoral Commission Page 1 of 27 Political Finance Annual Report 2012–2013: Additional Tables Table B: Gifts $2,100 or greater received by political parties Australian Christians1 Donor 2012–2013 Personnel Contracting $50,000.00 Total $50,000.00 Australian Labor Party (WA Branch)1 Donor 2012–2013 Crown Perth $22,000.00 Ipasaro Securities $12,100.00 Maritime Union of Australia WA Branch $20,000.00 Mineral Resources $15,000.00 Rebkin Pty Ltd $20,000.00 United Voice - WA Branch $20,000.00 Van Oord Australia Pty Ltd $30,000.00 Woodside Energy Ltd $50,000.00 Total $189,100.00 Family First Party WA Inc Donor 2012–2013 B.E. Custers $2,500.00 Total $2,500.00 Shooters & Fishers (WA) Party Inc Donor 2012–2013 Beretta Aust Pty Ltd $10,000.00 Erinview Pty Ltd $3,000.00 Nida Trading $10,000.00 Outdoor Sporting Agencies (OSA) $5,000.00 PJ Marsh $15,000.00 Raywell Contracting $5,000.00 Shooters & Fishers Party Federal $34,200.00 Sporting Shooters Association of Australia WA (SSAA) $10,000.00 Stefal Colagiuri $3,000.00 Total $95,200.00 Western Australian Electoral Commission Page 2 of 27 Political Finance Annual Report 2012–2013: Additional Tables Table B: Gifts $2,100 or greater received by political parties The Greens (WA) Inc Donor 2012–2013 Alison Xamon $2,100.00 Andrew Woodroffe $3,035.00 Australian Greens $48,400.25 Brian Fleay $2,445.00 Cameron Poustie $2,170.00 Carmel Leahy $3,939.40 Cathleen Guthrie $5,000.00 CEPU Engineering $5,000.00 Chilla (Margaret) Bulbeck $11,120.00 Clare Nunan $2,180.00 Dinny (Joan) Laurence $2,770.00 Grahame Bowland $2,470.00 Ian Rudd $4,050.00 James Mumme $2,300.00 Jan and Peter Knight/Wilmot $3,340.00 Jay Birnbrauer $6,500.00 John Wood $4,500.00 Jude Cullity $9,450.00 Kim Dravnieks $2,771.00 Maritime Union of WA $3,000.00 Norman Pater $100,000.00 Robert Guthrie $10,203.90 Robin Chapple $2,150.00 Ruth Greble $42,600.00 Sandra Masuda $3,554.25 Scott Ryan $2,400.00 Total $287,448.80 Western Australian Electoral Commission Page 3 of 27 Political Finance Annual Report 2012–2013: Additional Tables Table B: Gifts $2,100 or greater received by political parties The Liberal Party of Australia (WA Division) Inc1 Donor 2012–2013 88 Terrace Road Pty Ltd $30,000.00 Birchley Pty Ltd $25,000.00 Burswood Nominees Ltd $25,000.00 CGA Mining Ltd $15,000.00 Coogee Chemicals $20,000.00 Darryl Moore $50,000.00 Finbar Group Limited $20,000.00 FJM Equities Pty Ltd $25,000.00 Free Enterprise Foundation Australia $25,000.00 Furama Pty Ltd $150,000.00 Herbert Smith Freehills $15,951.00 John Hughes Group $29,580.00 Jon Fogarty $30,000.00 Mark Creasy $20,000.00 Minara Resources Pty Ltd $100,000.00 Mineral Resources $50,000.00 Mulloway Pty Ltd $75,000.00 Northern Star Resources Ltd $20,000.00 Northrock Pty Ltd $20,000.00 NT House Pty Ltd $100,000.00 Perron Group Trust $25,000.00 Sandfire Resources NL $45,000.00 Scott Park Group $20,000.00 Sundance Resources $20,000.00 Swick Mining Services $20,000.00 The 500 Club $425,000.00 The Griffin Coal Mining Company $40,000.00 Vector Resources $12,500.00 Verona Capital Pty Ltd $30,000.00 Virtual Genius Pty Ltd $100,000.00 Wembley Lakes Estates Two Pty Ltd $25,000.00 Western Areas NL $20,000.00 Woodside Energy Ltd $50,000.00 Wyllie Group $20,000.00 Total $1,698,031.00 Western Australian Electoral Commission Page 4 of 27 Political Finance Annual Report 2012–2013: Additional Tables Table B: Gifts $2,100 or greater received by political parties The National Party of Australia (WA) Inc1 Donor 2012–2013 Goldtime Holdings Pty Ltd $30,000.00 Hanssen Pty Ltd $50,000.00 Pindan $20,000.00 Woodside Energy Ltd $25,000.00 Total $125,000.00 The table above was updated upon receipt of amendments from political parties on 08/05/2015 and 11/01/2016. 1Indicates 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 5 of 27 Political Finance Annual Report 2012–2013: Additional Tables Table C: Other income $2,100 or greater received by political parties Australian Christians1 Received from 2012–2013 Peter Stannard Homes $15,000.00 Total $15,000.00 Australian Labor Party (WA Branch)1 Received from 2012–2013 Australian Manufacturing Workers Union WA Office $28,378.00 Australian Taxation Office $153,798.00 CFMEU (Construction and General Division) WA Branch $58,084.00 Shop, Distributive & Allied Employees Union WA Branch $108,389.00 Transport Worker's Union of Australia WA Branch $54,550.00 United Voice - WA Branch $144,126.00 Western Australian Electoral Commission $1,394,062.00 Total $1,941,387.00 The Greens (WA) Inc1 Received from 2012–2013 Alison Xamon $12,186.14 Australian Taxation Office $35,113.54 Chilla (Margaret) Bulbeck $11,853.05 Clare Nunan $25,000.00 Commonwealth Bank $14,104.05 David Englert $2,560.00 Giz Watson $15,596.00 Greg Boland $10,025.00 Gwen Barnes $3,000.00 Hugh S. Charlesworth $5,000.00 J & G Ludlam $10,050.00 Jan and Peter Knight/Wilmot $25,000.00 Jay Birnbrauer $10,101.50 Joe Courtney $3,000.00 Joshua Wyndham-Kidd $20,000.00 Lynn MacLaren $15,419.80 Mary Frith $5,040.00 Nerilee Boshammer $4,710.00 Peter Eckersley $6,298.55 Rachel Siewert $11,433.48 Robert Frith $5,000.00 Robin Chapple $15,349.41 Rosalie Miles $2,500.00 Ruth Greble $82,000.00 S & B Seesink & Winfield $25,075.00 Sandra Davis $5,000.00 Scott Ludlam $6,949.20 Serena Fletcher & Michael Bennett $10,000.00 South Metro Greens $3,683.85 Tanzi Collinge $5,035.00 Try Booking $20,147.38* Western Australian Electoral Commission $364,199.32 Total $790,430.27 * This amount inlcudes donations from 209 donors, each of which were below the specified amount and, therefore, did not require further details to be disclosed. Western Australian Electoral Commission Page 6 of 27 Political Finance Annual Report 2012–2013: Additional Tables Table C: Other income $2,100 or greater received by political parties The Liberal Party of Australia (WA Division) Inc1 Received from 2012–2013 Ardross Group of Companies $25,000.00 Ascot Capital Limited $25,000.00 ASX Group $15,000.00 Austal Ltd $25,000.00 Australian Taxation Office $258,596.00 Burswood Nominees Ltd $25,000.00 Chevron Australia Pty Ltd $13,200.00 Coogee Chemicals $25,000.00 Coventry Square WA Pty Ltd $25,000.00 Ernst & Young $12,500.00 Finbar Group Limited $25,000.00 Gabor Holdings Pty Ltd $25,000.00 Hanssen Pty Ltd $25,000.00 Macquarie Group Services Australia Ltd $12,500.00 Milan Jerkovic $25,000.00 Minara Resources Pty Ltd $25,000.00 Mineral Resources $15,000.00 Northern Star Resources Ltd $25,000.00 Satterley Property Group Pty Ltd $25,000.00 Schaffer Corporation $25,000.00 Western Australian Electoral Commission $2,001,324.00 Total $2,678,120.00 The National Party of Australia (WA) Inc1 Received from 2012–2013 Ascot Capital Limited $14,400.00 Blue Glen Pty Ltd $16,539.00 Hon Terry Redman MLA $14,500.00 IGA Distribution $38,671.00 Jacqueline Boydell $29,000.00 Paul Brown $20,000.00 Shane Love $29,500.00 Vince Catania MLA $25,000.00 Western Australian Electoral Commission $227,888.00 Total $415,498.00 1Indicates that the party disclosed under the Federal disclosure scheme and lodged a copy of that return with the WAEC to comply with its obligations.
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