One Nation at risk of deregistration in Queensland
Pauline Hanson's One Nation party could be struck off in Queensland after failing to meet legal requirements for an incorporated association. The party has not lodged audited financial statements with the state's regulator for three years, a breach that exposes Hanson and Senator Sean Bell to financial penalties.
Hanson is registered as president of the party in Queensland, where it is headquartered, while Bell serves as secretary. The failure to comply with reporting obligations comes as One Nation's finances face growing scrutiny amid its surge in popularity.
