ACNC Decision Impact Statement: Equality Australia Ltd
The ACNC's Decision Impact Statement (DIS) on the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) decision for Equality Australia Ltd.
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Embracing two-way learning: ACNC Regulators Day 2024
This month's Commissioner's Column is an abridged version of Sue Woodward AM's opening remarks at the ACNC Regulators Day held on 15 August 2024.
Full Federal Court rules on PBI in Equality Australia appeal matter
The Full Court of the Federal Court handed down its judgment today on Equality Australia Ltd’s eligibility to be registered as a Public Benevolent Institution (PBI). The Court dismissed Equality Australia’s appeal regarding registration as a PBI.
Group Annual Information Statement - member spreadsheets
Download and complete the spreadsheet to provide details for the charities that form part of the reporting group.
Ancillary fund distribution spreadsheets
Download the applicable spreadsheet from those listed below in order to complete the Ancillary Fund sections of the Annual Information Statement.
With thanks to remote, rural and regional charities
In this month’s Commissioner’s Column, Sue Woodward AM writes of her recent travels to Darwin and reflects on the unique challenges remote, rural and regional charities face.
The Charitable Purpose
The Charitable Purpose is our monthly e-newsletter, with news about matters that impact the charity sector and resources to help charities meet obligations to the ACNC.
Review by the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART)
If you disagree with an ACNC objection decision, you can apply to the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) to have it reviewed. You can also ask the ART to review a decision not to allow late lodgement of applications for internal review. You cannot ask the ART to review any other ACNC decisions.
Managing people’s information and data
In the course of their work, charities are highly likely to collect information and data about people. Gathering and having this data brings with it important legal and ethical responsibilities for charities.
Appealing an ACNC objection decision to a court
If you disagree with an ACNC objection decision, you can appeal directly to a court instead of going to the ART first. Before deciding to go to court, it can be a good idea to get legal advice about the strength of your application, the process, and the related costs.