Electoral Funding Amendment Bill 2023
Families might experience a political environment that acts more in the interest of the average citizen rather than large donors.
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18473 — Electoral Funding Amendment Bill 2023
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In plain language
The Electoral Funding Amendment Bill 2023 updates funding rules for political campaigns.
This bill revises the regulations on how political campaigns receive funding, aiming for greater transparency and accountability. It is meant to limit excessive influence from large donations on elections.
What this means for you
- Workers: For workers, this could lead to a more equitable political landscape where their voices are more clearly heard.
- Families: Families might experience a political environment that acts more in the interest of the average citizen rather than large donors.
- Consumers: This means consumers can have more confidence that elections reflect the will of the people, not just moneyed interests.
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Read 18473 on the official New South Wales source →Sponsorship breakdown
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133 members have not signed on to this bill.
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