澳大利亚政党一国党（One Nation）因未按期提交经审计的财务报表，面临在其大本营昆士兰州失去法律地位的风险。[1][2]昆士兰州公平贸易办公室要求该党在2026年8月18日前提交2023至2025年度三个财政年度的审计财务报表。[1][2]根据法律规定，年度财务记录应在财政年度结束后六个月内提交。[2]
若一国党未在截止期限前完成提交，昆士兰州公平贸易办公室将启动调查程序。[2]此举可能导致对委员会成员处以罚款，甚至启动取消该党法人资格的听证程序。[1][2]值得注意的是，该党虽已提交年度申报表，但缺少必需的审计财务报表。[2]
此外，一国党领导人Pauline Hanson披露，富豪Gina Rinehart为其伦敦、罗马和西西里之行支付了机票、住宿、餐饮和日常开支。[1]
One Nation faces the prospect of losing its legal standing in Queensland after failing to submit audited financial statements for three consecutive years.[1][2] The Queensland Office of Fair Trading has issued a deadline of August 18, 2026, for the party to submit audited financial reports covering the 2022/2023, 2023/2024, and 2024/2025 financial years.[1][2] Under Australian law, annual financial records must be lodged within six months of the financial year's end.[2] Should One Nation fail to comply, the Office of Fair Trading may launch an investigation, issue compliance notices, impose fines on committee members, and ultimately initiate proceedings to cancel the party's legal registration.[2]
One Nation Queensland Division Inc has submitted its annual declarations but lacks the required audited financial statements.[2] Party leader Pauline Hanson disclosed that mining magnate Gina Rinehart covered expenses for her trips to London, Rome, and Sicily, including airfares, accommodation, meals, and incidental costs.[1] The party was founded by Hanson in Queensland in 1997.[2]