This Commissioner’s Policy Statement sets out the principles the ACNC will consider when deciding whether to allow a person who has been disqualified from managing corporations to be a Responsible Person for a charity.
This Commissioner’s Policy Statement sets out the ACNC's policy governing the collection of information through the Annual Information Statement.
This Commissioner's Policy Statement sets out the ACNC's policy in relation to applications by charities under section 205–25 of the ACNC Act to continue to be classified as a certain size if a charity moves into a higher reporting tier for just one reporting period.
Motions drive board and committee meetings. This factsheet looks at different types of motions, as well as providing tips on writing good motions.
This Commissioner's Policy Statement gives guidance on the circumstances in which registered charities can request to have their registration revoked, as well as when registered charities can request revocation of registration as a subtype of charity.
This ACNC policy focuses on the reviews of charities that are endorsed as deductible gift recipients (DGRs). It sets out the principles we adopt in undertaking the reviews.
This Commissioner’s Policy Statement explains the ACNC’s approach to interpreting the ACNC Governance Standards as they apply to charities with only one Responsible Person, or fewer Responsible People than are required for their legal structure or to comply with the requirements set out in their governing documents.
This Commissioner’s Policy Statement sets out when the Commissioner will approve the use of reporting periods ending on a day other than 30 June (also known as substituted accounting periods).
This policy sets out the ACNC’s approach to feedback and complaints about our services from members of the public, including from people involved in charities and the not-for-profit sector (referred to in this policy as “customers”).
This Commissioner's Policy Statement supplements the ACNC’s regulatory approach statement, which sets out our general approach to regulating charities.