Electoral Act 1993

Loans - Disclosure of loans

214GB: Nil return: candidates

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"Telling them you have no loans as a candidate"

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If you are a candidate and you think there is no information to disclose under section 214GA, you must file a nil return of candidate loans. This means you tell them you do not have any loans to report. You have to do this even if you do not have any loans to disclose, so they know you have checked.

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Disclosure of loans

214GBNil return: candidates

  1. If a candidate considers that there is no relevant information to disclose under section 214GA, the candidate must file a nil return of candidate loans under that section.

Notes
  • Section 214GB: inserted, on , by section 18 of the Electoral Amendment Act 2022 (2022 No 80).