AEC entity 18748 · Annual financial disclosures

CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT

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Names attached to this official ID

CEPU - Electrical Division · Seen on return 81053
CEPU - Electrical · Seen on return 29168
CEPU - Electrical Division · Seen on return 41802
CEPU - Electrical Division (Queensland) · Seen on return 11641
CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT · Seen on return 81063
CEPU - Electrical Division* · Seen on return 42217
CEPU Distress Mortality and Building Fund · Seen on return 66370
CEPU ETU Qld Branch · Seen on return 64345
CEPU Electrical · Seen on return 42373
CEPU Electrical Division · Seen on return 53983
CEPU Electrical Division QLD & NT Divisional Branch · Seen on return 11467
CEPU Electrical Division QLD/NT Branch · Seen on return 81087
CEPU Electrical, · Seen on return 69076
CEPU QLD/NT DMB Fund · Seen on return 64429
Communications Electrical Electronic Energy Information Postal Plumbing and Allied Services Union of Australia Electrical Division Queensland & Northern Territory Divisional Branch · Seen on return 66369
Communications Electrical, Electronic, Energy Information, Postal, Plumbing and Allied Services Union of Australia - Electrical, Electronic Division - Qld Branch · Seen on return 28112
Communications, Electrical & Plumbing Union of Australia (CEPU) - Electrical Division Queensland & NT Branch · Seen on return 53580
Communications, Electrical & Plumbing Union of Australia (CEPU) Electrical Division - QLD Branch · Seen on return 53185

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$6,768,855

2021-22 · Receipts/debts reported by this entity · Other Receipt · Significant Third Party Return

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Reported relationships

Showing 10 of 11 relationships in this selected scope. Identified counterparties group by AEC ID; records without IDs remain separate. Arrows follow the reported direction, not inferred influence. Debt arrows indicate an amount owed.

Westpac Banking Corporation → CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT

$4,500,000

1 source record · Explore counterparty

Electrical Trades Union of Employees Queensland (ETU Division) → CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT

$1,385,534

1 source record · Explore counterparty

CEPU Distress, Mortality and Building Fund → CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT

$489,569

1 source record · Explore counterparty

Construction Industry Redundancy Trust → CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT

$118,272

1 source record · Explore counterparty

Construction Skills Queensland → CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT

$101,750

1 source record · Explore counterparty

Hall Payne Lawyers → CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT

$45,375

1 source record · Explore counterparty

Lachlan Brown → CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT

$33,000

1 source record · Explore counterparty

Daniel McGaw → CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT

$28,000

1 source record · Explore counterparty

Barry Tomkinson → CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT

$26,000

1 source record · Explore counterparty

Kate Flynn → CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT

$22,000

1 source record · Explore counterparty

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Across reporting years

Other Receipt · Significant Third Party Return · 1998–99 to 2024–25. Each year is a separate reporting period; values are nominal AUD. Blank years mean no matched records, not zero. Potentially overlapping returns have no combined bar.

1998–99 to 2019–20No matched records
2020–21$1,546,110
2021–22$6,768,855
2022–23$10,301,756
2023–24$1,927,939
2024–25$1,952,491

Trend data table

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Financial year	Amount	Source records
1998-99	No matched records	0
1999-00	No matched records	0
2000-01	No matched records	0
2001-02	No matched records	0
2002-03	No matched records	0
2003-04	No matched records	0
2004-05	No matched records	0
2005-06	No matched records	0
2006-07	No matched records	0
2007-08	No matched records	0
2008-09	No matched records	0
2009-10	No matched records	0
2010-11	No matched records	0
2011-12	No matched records	0
2012-13	No matched records	0
2013-14	No matched records	0
2014-15	No matched records	0
2015-16	No matched records	0
2016-17	No matched records	0
2017-18	No matched records	0
2018-19	No matched records	0
2019-20	No matched records	0
2020-21	$1,546,110	23
2021-22	$6,768,855	11
2022-23	$10,301,756	12
2023-24	$1,927,939	15
2024-25	$1,952,491	15

Individual source records

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Other party	Category / period	Amount	Source
Australian Taxation Office Source · reported by CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT	Other Receipt 2021–22 · Significant Third Party Return	$19,355	Record details Return 64552
Barry Tomkinson Source · reported by CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT	Other Receipt 2021–22 · Significant Third Party Return	$26,000	Record details Return 64552
CEPU Distress, Mortality and Building Fund Source · reported by CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT	Other Receipt 2021–22 · Significant Third Party Return	$489,569	Record details Return 64552
Construction Industry Redundancy Trust Source · reported by CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT	Other Receipt 2021–22 · Significant Third Party Return	$118,272	Record details Return 64552
Construction Skills Queensland Source · reported by CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT	Other Receipt 2021–22 · Significant Third Party Return	$101,750	Record details Return 64552
Daniel McGaw Source · reported by CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT	Other Receipt 2021–22 · Significant Third Party Return	$28,000	Record details Return 64552
Electrical Trades Union of Employees Queensland (ETU Division) Source · reported by CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT	Other Receipt 2021–22 · Significant Third Party Return	$1,385,534	Record details Return 64552
Hall Payne Lawyers Source · reported by CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT	Other Receipt 2021–22 · Significant Third Party Return	$45,375	Record details Return 64552
Kate Flynn Source · reported by CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT	Other Receipt 2021–22 · Significant Third Party Return	$22,000	Record details Return 64552
Lachlan Brown Source · reported by CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT	Other Receipt 2021–22 · Significant Third Party Return	$33,000	Record details Return 64552
Westpac Banking Corporation Source · reported by CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT	Other Receipt 2021–22 · Significant Third Party Return	$4,500,000	Record details Return 64552

Returns lodged for 2021–22

Significant Third Party Return · BFOYU3 · name as lodged: CEPU - Electrical Division QLD & NT

Read the disclosure in context

This snapshot covers all 27 annual financial years in the AEC bulk export, 1998–99 to 2024–25, retrieved 8 September 2026. It includes parties, associated entities, significant third parties/campaigners, third parties, donors, members and senators. Election and referendum returns are separate collections and are not included.

Donor and recipient reports are separate views of disclosures and must not be added together. Receipts, donations, debts, payments, expenditure and public funding are different measures. A receipt need not be a donation, and a payment need not be electoral expenditure. These are nominal Australian dollars, not adjusted for inflation.

The 2024–25 annual release was published on 2 February 2026. Individual amendment publication dates are not supplied in these bulk lists. Annual reporting has delays and disclosure thresholds. The reported threshold appears on each return; it is not a filter removing smaller voluntarily disclosed entries. Missing records do not prove there was no financial relationship, and a disclosure does not prove influence or wrongdoing.

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