Explore Political money Family First Party - VIC 2015–16 return Entity profile
Official AEC return 40687
Family First Party - VIC Political Party Return · financial year 2015–16 · reference WFOP1
Current name in register: Family First Party - VIC · AEC entity 177. Historical names are preserved rather than rewritten.
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Threshold reported on this return $13,000 Amendment number in itemised receipt data 1 Source snapshot 2026-09-08 · AEC annual returns of political parties, row 845 (export table “AnnualPoliticalParty”) Return-level measures Each row is its own reported measure. Totals and their itemised/subcategory amounts overlap and must not be added together. Payments, expenditure and donations have different source definitions.
As reported in this 2015-16 political party return Measure Nominal AUD Total receipts $52,366 Total payments $50,281 Total debts $0 Itemised receipts $37,474 Itemised debts $0 Itemised discretionary benefits $0
Itemised records 2 records in the available receipt/donation/debt/benefit/contribution lists. This need not equal every return-level measure: thresholds, definitions and reporting coverage differ.
Other Receipt
Individual source records · no donor/recipient reconciliation implied Other party Category / period Amount Source Family First Party Source · reported by Family First Party - VIC Other Receipt2015–16 · Political Party Return
$20,000 Victorian Electoral Commission Source · reported by Family First Party - VIC Other Receipt2015–16 · Political Party Return
$17,474
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.
Current register lists include reported amendments where supplied. They are a dated snapshot, not a complete amendment history. Potentially overlapping historical donor returns remain separate and their combined totals are withheld. Names follow official AEC entity IDs; similarly named entities are not merged.
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