A director identification number (director ID) is a unique identifier that company directors (including some charity directors) require.
Directors of charities that are companies or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporations must apply for a director identification number (director ID).
In this month's Commissioner's Column, the Hon Dr Gary Johns explains that it is crucial for the ACNC to support good governance, and will launch an online learning program this month.
There are three purposes that will disqualify an organisation from being a registered charity.
Charities have a duty to notify the ACNC of changes to their details.
The ACNC Charity Passport enables authorised government agencies to access ACNC charity data to help reduce red tape for charities.
The ACNC has compliance powers to gather information, monitor whether charities are meeting their obligations, and respond to charities not meeting their obligations.
An injunction is one of our enforcement powers.
Key management personnel are, broadly, the senior decision makers in a charity (for example, Responsible People, chief executive officer, chief financial officer).
Following recent floods in parts of NSW, now declared a disaster zone, the ACNC is granting affected charities an automatic extension on their annual reporting deadlines.