澳大利亚One Nation党因未能向昆士兰州监管机构提交三年的审计财务报表，面临被注销登记的风险。[1]该党已于7月3日提交了2022/2023、2023/2024和2024/2025年度的逾期年度报表，但缺少法定要求的审计财务报表。[1]党主席Pauline Hanson和新南威尔士州参议员Sean Bell作为该党在昆士兰州的负责人，如继续违反这一义务将面临罚款。[1]
昆士兰公平交易办公室已于6月要求One Nation履行其法定义务。[1]监管部门给予该党至2026年8月18日的期限来提交审计财务报表。[1]若逾期仍未提交，将导致调查和执法行动，包括可能撤销其法人资格。[1]
Australia's One Nation party risks being struck off the register in Queensland after failing to submit three years of audited financial statements to state regulators [1]. The party submitted overdue annual reports on July 3rd covering the 2022/2023, 2023/2024, and 2024/2025 financial years, but these filings lacked the statutorily required audited accounts [1]. The Queensland Office of Fair Trading issued a compliance demand in June, and regulators have now granted the party until August 18, 2026 to remedy the breach [1].
Party leader Pauline Hanson and New South Wales Senator Sean Bell, who serve as the party's responsible officers in Queensland, face potential fines under state law [1]. Failure to submit the audited financial statements by the deadline will trigger investigation and enforcement action, potentially resulting in deregistration of the party's legal entity [1].