Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2025A00016:clause:6a_314c:p2
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2025A00016
Segment Type: clause
Provision Reference: sch 6A cl 314C (pt 2/2)
Character Range: 298177–300101

for use for, or uses the gift for, purposes other than federal administrative purposes.

Receiving or keeping gifts—additional operation
 (9) Subsections (4), (5) and (6) also have the effect they would have if a reference to a gift were confined to a gift expressly given for federal administrative purposes.

Using gifts—money
 (10) Despite any State or Territory electoral law, a regulated entity may use, or authorise the use of, a gift of money for federal administrative purposes if the gift has been continuously kept in a federal administrative account since it was deposited in that account, or any other federal administrative account, in accordance with subsection (4).

Using gifts—gifts other than money
 (11) Despite any State or Territory electoral law, a regulated entity may use, or authorise the use of, a gift, that is not money, for federal administrative purposes if the gift has been continuously kept for federal administrative purposes since it was received.

Using gifts—relationship with State or Territory electoral laws
 (12) To avoid doubt, the fact that, as a result of subsection (10) or (11), a State or Territory electoral law does not prohibit the use of a gift does not prevent that law from prohibiting the offering, seeking, giving, receiving or keeping of the gift.

Gifts not otherwise prohibited by this Part
 (13) To avoid doubt, this section applies to a gift only if this Part does not prohibit the giving, receiving or keeping of the gift.

Parts of gifts
 (14) For the purposes of this section, if a part of a gift is offered, sought, given, received, kept or used for a particular purpose, and that same action is taken in relation to another part of the gift for a different purpose, each part of the gift is taken to be a separate gift.

Extended meaning of gift
 (15) Disregard subsection 287AAB(3) in working out whether something is a gift for the purposes of this section.