DGR reforms postponed
Dan Wade • February 23, 2020
DGR REFORMS POSTPONED
On 5 December 2017, the federal government announced reforms of the administration and surveillance of organisations with deductible-gift recipient status.
Changes were designed to strengthen governance arrangements, reduce administrative complexity and ensure continued trust and confidence in the NFP sector.
Initially planned for introduction on 1 July last year, reforms have been postponed until the same date this year.
They will require non-government organisations with DGR endorsement to be registered charities (unless specifically exempted).
The reforms will also result in the transfer of four DGR registers to the ACNC. They are the:
- Register of environment organisations
- Register of cultural organisations
- Overseas aid-gift-deduction scheme, and
- Register of harm-prevention charities.
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