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ARTICLE · 01 JULY 2012

Magic pudding – the ACNC's Implementation Report

The ACNC Implementation Taskforce released its report, setting out its regulatory approach in five key action areas.

AustraliaCorporate/Commercial Law

On 12 June, the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission Implementation Taskforce released its Implementation Report, setting out the ACNC's regulatory approach in five key action areas. These five areas are:

  1. Registering entities Charities will register with the ACNC, and the information collected will be used to populate the searchable database.
  2. Developing a reporting framework (report once, use often) The Charity Passport cuts red-tape where charities report once to the ACNC, and that information can be accessed by Government agencies.
  3. Going online (one-stop shop) Charities can use the ACNC website as the single portal that links them to a range of government agencies, and the public can access consolidated information on registered charities on the ACNC public information portal.

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