Disclosures
What is a disclosure?
arrow_forwardA disclosure is the reporting of political donations and electoral expenditure to the NSW Electoral Commission. Penalties apply for non-compliance.
How do I make a disclosure?
arrow_forwardDisclosures are made on a form which is completed and sent to the NSW Electoral Commission. Find out more about making disclosures and who is responsible for disclosing.
How do I complete a disclosure form?
arrow_forwardFind out how to disclose the details of political donations and electoral expenditure and the supporting documents to submit with your disclosure form.
What happens if my disclosure is incorrect or not lodged?
arrow_forwardIf you do not lodge a valid disclosure form on time, or if you do not disclose truthfully, you may have committed a criminal offence.
View disclosures
arrow_forwardThe NSW Electoral Commission is required by law to publish details of political donations and electoral expenditure disclosed by parties, candidates, donors and other political participants.
Pre-election period donation disclosure
arrow_forwardReportable political donations must be disclosed within 21 days in the lead up to a NSW State general election. Find out more about how and when to disclose.
Half-yearly donation disclosure
arrow_forwardPolitical donations must be disclosed every six months. Find out more about how and when to disclose.
Annual electoral expenditure disclosure
arrow_forwardElectoral expenditure must be disclosed after 30 June each year. Find out more about how and when to disclose.
Annual major political donor disclosure
arrow_forwardMajor political donors must disclose reportable political donations after 30 June each year. Find out how and when to disclose.