Stop the attack on charities

Stop the attack on charities

Proposed changes to the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission Regulations, could have devastating consequences for Australian charities.  

But we’ve fought back against these kinds of attacks on charities before, and we can do it again. 

This Thursday, Senators have the opportunity to disallow these changes, so it’s time for us to raise our voices again and show strong, public opposition to stifling charities with burdensome legislation. 

Let’s protect our charities and the health of our democracy. Email Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Senate Leader, Simon Birmingham, and call on them to oppose these onerous regulations ahead of Thursday's debate. 

Proposed changes to the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission Regulations, could have devastating consequences for Australian charities.  

But we’ve fought back against these kinds of attacks on charities before, and we can do it again. 

This Thursday, Senators have the opportunity to disallow these changes, so it’s time for us to raise our voices again and show strong, public opposition to stifling charities with burdensome legislation. 

Let’s protect our charities and the health of our democracy. Email Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Senate Leader, Simon Birmingham, and call on them to oppose these onerous regulations ahead of Thursday's debate. 

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Fight back against harsh new regulations that threaten the vital work of more than 50,000 Australian charities, including the Climate Council.

Together, we can continue being a powerful voice for change. Email Treasurer, Josh Frydenberg and Senate Leader, Simon Birmingham today. 

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