If you are a party secretary, you must decide if there is any information to disclose under section 210. If you think there is no information to disclose, you must file a nil return under that section. You do this to show that you do not have any information to report.
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210A: Auditor's report on annual return of party donations, or
"A report from an auditor that checks if a political party's donation records are correct and honest."
210C: Return of party donation received from same donor exceeding $20,000, or
"Tell the Electoral Commission about big donations over $20,000 to your party"
If a party secretary considers that there is no relevant information to disclose under section 210, the party secretary must file a nil return under that section.
