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An associated entity is controlled by one or more registered parties or operates wholly or significantly for the benefit of one or more registered parties.
Registration must be received by the NT Electoral Commission no less than five days before an election.
It is an offence if an associated entity intentionally fails to register and receives a gift or incurs electoral expenditure. Additionally, it will be an offence if an associated entity does not notify the NT Electoral Commission of changes to their details in the register within 30 days.
Application to register as an associated entity (PDF 958KB)
Candidates, registered political parties, associated entities, and certain donors are required to disclose political contributions and electoral expenditure above certain thresholds to the NT Electoral Commission.
The reporting thresholds for the Northern Territory are lower than under Commonwealth legislation.
Read the Financial disclosure handbook (PDF 703KB) for more information.
NOTE:
Electoral Act reference: Part 10, Division 5, section 208
People and organisations making donations to associated entities may be required to submit a return.