Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2025A00016:clause:1_287aab:p4
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2025A00016
Segment Type: clause
Provision Reference: sch 1 cl 287AAB (pt 4/4)
Character Range: 31414–33368

a contribution, entry fee or other payment to attend, or otherwise obtain a benefit from, a fundraising venture or function that does not form part of the net proceeds of the venture or function.
Note 1: For State or Territory electoral purpose, see subsection 287(1).
Note 2: There are restrictions regarding the receipt of certain loans (see section 306A).
 (3A) Despite paragraph (3)(g), a disposition of property (including the provision of a service) made by a core member of a registered political party's expenditure group to another core member of the expenditure group is a gift if the disposition is made, for a federal purpose, by a core member who is a candidate, a member of the House of Representatives or a Senator.
Note: Gifts for a federal purpose are subject to caps (see Division 3A) and expedited disclosure obligations (see Division 4).
 (4) Each of the following that is credited to a federal account by a financial controller in relation to a significant third party or an associated entity, or by a third party (including a peak representative body), is a gift:
 (a) a subscription paid to the significant third party, associated entity or third party by a person or entity in respect of the person or entity's membership of the significant third party, associated entity or third party;
 (b) an amount paid to the significant third party, associated entity or third party by a person or entity in respect of the person or entity's affiliation with the significant third party, associated entity or third party;
 (c) an annual levy paid to the significant third party, associated entity or third party by an elected official or employee of the significant third party, associated entity or third party.
Note: Unless this subsection applies, an amount that is covered by paragraph (3)(b) or (d) is not a gift. These kinds of amounts may, up to a limit, be credited to a federal account (see subsection 292FA(4) and section 292FAE).