Te Pāti Māori has again failed to file its audited financial statements on time, despite being formally warned by police last year.
It’s also yet to provide the Electoral Commission with an audit report for last year’s financial statement.
Of course they have. They don’t think the law applies to them, and why should they when the Police fail to take action time after time.
“Te Pāti Māori has not yet filed financial statements or an audit report but has told the Commission they are being prepared and will be filed soon,” said Temel.
This is not rocket science. You have six months from your year end to prepare and file the accounts. They could easily do it in time, should they choose to. But they choose not to.
David Farrar runs Curia Market Research, a specialist opinion polling and research agency, and the popular Kiwiblog where this article was sourced. He previously worked in the Parliament for eight years, serving two National Party Prime Ministers and three Opposition Leaders
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Two important things to add. It isn't only TPM but Labour as well. They haven't provided an audit. I wonder why. Secondly, TPM not only failed to file there return on time last year. When they did it was false. They failed to disclose Takutai Kemp's electoral van (as we all know who paid for that).
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