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Donor to Political Party Disclosure Return – Organisations FINANCIAL YEAR 2017-18 Section 305B(1) requires donors to furnish a return within 20 weeks after the end of the financial year. The due date for lodging this return is 19 November 2018. Completing the return: • This return is to be completed by organisations who made a donation to a registered political party (or a state branch), or to another person or organisation with the intention of benefitting a registered political party. • This return is to be completed with reference to the Financial Disclosure Guide for Donors to Political Parties. • 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 305B of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918. NOTE: This form is for the use of organisations only. Please use the form Donor to Political Party Disclosure Return – Individuals if you are completing a return for an individual. Details of organisation that made the donation Name Electrical Trades Union of Australia - Victorian Branch Address Level 1, 200 Arden Street Suburb/town NORTH MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3051 ABN 37 211 681 988 ACN Details of person completing this return Name Rod Dalglish Capacity or position (e.g. company General Manager Business Services secretary) Postal address Level 1, 200 Arden Street Suburb/town NORTH MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3051 Telephone number 03 8329 0000 Fax number 03 8329 0065 Email address [email protected] Certification 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. I have made due and reasonable inquiries of the organisation on whose behalf I am authorised to complete this form. I understand that submitting an incomplete, false or misleading return is an offence under section 315 of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918. Signature Rod Dalglish Date 08/11/2018 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 Donor Organisation Return (05/18) – Page 1 of 6 Part 1a: Other business names Do you operate or No þ conduct business under any other Yes o List other trading names names? Part 1b: Related bodies corporate Subsection 287(6) of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 deems bodies corporate related under the provisions of the Corporations Act 2001 to be a single entity for disclosure purposes. The parent company of the group, therefore, should lodge under its name a return consolidated across the entire group. Does this return cover No þ any other related bodies corporate? Yes o List any related bodies corporate you are lodging on behalf of Name Postal address Suburb/town State Postcode ABN ACN Donor Organisation Return (05/18) – Page 2 of 6 Part 2: Donations made Details of donations, including gifts-in-kind, made to a political party totalling more than $13,500, between 1 July 2017 and 30 Jun 2018. If the total of donations made to one political party exceeds the disclosure threshold, all donations made to that political party, regardless of their value, must be disclosed. For each donation made, the following details must be disclosed: • Party code* and the address of the political party to which the donation was made • date each donation was made • value of each donation made. Party details Date of Value of donation donation** (GST inclusive) Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (ALP) *1 26 Sep $100,000 2017 Postal address PO Box 6222 Suburb/town KINGSTON State ACT Postcode 2604 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) *2 26 Sep $250,000 2017 Postal address Locked Bag 3240 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (ALP) *3 26 Sep $150,000 2017 Postal address PO Box 6222 Suburb/town KINGSTON State ACT Postcode 2604 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) *4 27 Sep $10,000 2017 Postal address Locked Bag 3240 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) *5 23 Nov $25,000 2017 Postal address Locked Bag 3240 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) *6 23 Nov $25,000 2017 Postal address Locked Bag 3240 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) *7 31 May $1,900 2018 Postal address Locked Bag 3240 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) *8 05 Jun $35,000 2018 Postal address Locked Bag 3240 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) *9 05 Jun $35,000 2018 Postal address Locked Bag 3240 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) *10 05 Jun $50,000 2018 Donor Organisation Return (05/18) – Page 3 of 6 Party details Date of Value of donation donation** (GST inclusive) Postal address Locked Bag 3240 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) *11 05 Jun $25,000 2018 Postal address Locked Bag 3240 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) *12 05 Jun $25,000 2018 Postal address Locked Bag 3240 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) *13 05 Jun $25,000 2018 Postal address Locked Bag 3240 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) *14 05 Jun $50,000 2018 Postal address Locked Bag 3240 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (ALP) *15 06 Jun $150,000 2018 Postal address PO Box 6222 Suburb/town KINGSTON State ACT Postcode 2604 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) *16 07 Jun $15,000 2018 Postal address Locked Bag 3240 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) *17 07 Jun $15,000 2018 Postal address Locked Bag 3240 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) *18 08 Jun $25,000 2018 Postal address Locked Bag 3240 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) *19 08 Jun $15,000 2018 Postal address Locked Bag 3240 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch) *20 14 Jun $25,000 2018 Postal address Locked Bag 3240 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code The Australian Greens - Victoria *21 24 Oct $200,000 2017 Donor Organisation Return (05/18) – Page 4 of 6 Party details Date of Value of donation donation** (GST inclusive) Postal address GPO Box 4589 Suburb/town MELBOURNE State VIC Postcode 3001 Name/Party code Australian Labor Party (ALP) *22 05 Jun $50,000 2018 Postal address PO Box 6222 Suburb/town KINGSTON State ACT Postcode 2604 Total $1,301,900 **Donation is a gift within the meaning of Division 4 – Disclosure of donations, in Part XX the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918. Donor Organisation Return (05/18) – Page 5 of 6 Part 3: Donations received Details of donations of more than $13,500 and used (wholly or partly) to make donations shown in Part 2 of this return. The ‘donations received’ section of this return applies to a donor: • who received a donation of more than $13,500 (whether within the 2017-18 financial year or not); and • used that donation, or part of it, to make donations totalling more than $13,500 to a political party in the 2017- 18 financial year. For donations that meet the disclosure criteria above, the following details must be reported: • full name and address details*** of the person or organisation from whom the donation was received • date each donation was received • value or amount of each donation. Donation received from Date of Value of donation donation** (GST inclusive) Name Postal address Suburb/town State Postcode Total $0 *** Donation is a gift within the meaning of Division 4 – Disclosure of donations, in Part XX of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918. *** Name and address details If the gift was from an unincorporated association (other than a registered industrial organisation), the name of the association and the name and addresses of all the executive committee members are required. If the gift was from a trust, the name of the trust, and the name and addresses of all the trustees are required. *1 ALP LaTrobe Federal Election - Simon Curtis *2 State Campaign *3 ALP National Branch *4 ALP Victorian Branch *5 ALP South Barwon SECC - Darren Cheeseman *6 ALP Ripon Electorate - Sarah De Santis *7 ALP Brunswick SECC - Cindy O'Connor *8 ALP Frankston SECC - Paul Edbrooke *9 ALP Carrum SECC - Sonya Kilkenny *10 ALP Morwell SECC - Mark Richards *11 ALP Bass SECC - Jordan Crugnale *12 ALP Ripon Electorate - Sarah De Santis *13 ALP South Barwon SECC - Darren Cheeseman *14 ALP Cranbourne SECC - Pauline Richards *15 ALP LaTrobe FEA - Simon Curtis *16 ALP Mill Park SECC - Lily D'Ambrosio *17 ALP Bendigo East SECC - Jacinta Allan *18 ALP Mulgrave SECC - Daniel Andrews *19 ALP Richmond SECC - Richard Wynne *20 ALP Mordialloc SECC - Tim Richardson *21 Victoria - FMECC *22 Dunkley FEA Donor Organisation Return (05/18) – Page 6 of 6.
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