Electoral Disclosure and Funding Regulations 2025
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6 Receipt book
(1) A receipt book required to be kept by a party agent or official agent must contain receipts that are –
(a) in an approved format that include the following information:
(i) the amount of money of the political donation for which the receipt is issued;
(ii) the date on which the political donation was made;
(iii) the purpose of the donation; and
(b) in triplicate; and
(c) machine-numbered serially.
(2) A party agent, or an official agent, who is required to keep a receipt book must ensure that a receipt is issued from the receipt book in respect of each political donation made to the party agent, or official agent, during the relevant disclosure period.
(3) A receipt issued under subregulation (2) is to be –
(a) completed in ink or indelible pencil; and
(b) signed by the party agent or official agent who received the donation to which the receipt relates.
(4) Carbon impressions of a receipt issued under subregulation (2) are to be made on the duplicate and triplicate of the receipt.
(5) If a receipt is issued under subregulation (2) –
(a) the duplicate of the receipt must be retained by the party agent, or official agent, who signed the receipt; and
(b) the triplicate of the receipt is to remain in the receipt book.
(6) A receipt issued under subregulation (2) may be cancelled –
(a) by writing the word “CANCELLED” across the face of all 3 copies of the receipt; and
(b) keeping all three copies of the receipt in the receipt book.
(7) A receipt book may be kept in an electronic format that is an approved format.