Entities / trust or fund
Lockhart Superannuation Fund
Named in 2 declared items by 1 member. An entity is a company, organisation, trust or person that the register names; different spellings of the same name are folded into one entity.
- Type
- trust or fund
- How it was matched
- LLM grouping of spelling variants
Printed names folded into this entity
The names as printed on the statements that resolve to this entity, and the normalised forms in the alias table.
| Name as printed | Items |
|---|---|
| Lockhart Superannuation Fund | 2 |
Alias table entries (1)
lockhart superannuation fund(LLM grouping of spelling variants, confidence high)
Members by parliament
Distinct members naming this entity in each register, by bloc (party at the start of the term).
| Register | Labor | Coalition | Crossbench | Members |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Senate 48th | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
Members
| Member | Parliaments | Items |
|---|---|---|
| Andrew McLachlan | Senate 48th | 2 |
Items
Confidence is marked when the transcriber was not sure (medium or low); unmarked items are high confidence. "Change not stated" means the statement does not say whether the item was added, removed or varied. Each source link opens the statement at the item's page where the source allows it.
2. Trust
| Member | Parliament | Owner | Entity | Description | Change | Lodged | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Andrew McLachlan | Senate 48th | Self | Lockhart Superannuation Fund | Lockhart Superannuation Fund; Superannuation; Beneficiary and spouse | Initial statement | 2025-08-18 | Senate register (structured source, no page) |
| Andrew McLachlan | Senate 48th | Self | Lockhart Superannuation Fund | Lockhart Superannuation Fund; Superannuation; Beneficiary | Initial statement | 2025-08-18 | Senate register (structured source, no page) |
About this page
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