Entities / government body

National Portrait Gallery of Australia

Named in 8 declared items by 5 members. 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
government body
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.

Names as printed (2)
Name as printedItems
National Portrait Gallery6
National Portrait Gallery of Australia2
Alias table entries (2)

Members by parliament

Distinct members naming this entity in each register, by bloc (party at the start of the term).

Distinct members per register by bloc: National Portrait Gallery of AustraliaHorizontal stacked bars, one per register, of distinct members naming this entity, split by bloc. Totals by series: Labor 3, Coalition 3, Crossbench 0. By row: House 44th 1; House 45th 2; House 46th 1; House 47th 1; House 48th 1.LaborCoalitionCrossbenchHouse 44thHouse 44th: Coalition 11House 45thHouse 45th: Labor 1House 45th: Coalition 12House 46thHouse 46th: Coalition 11House 47thHouse 47th: Labor 11House 48thHouse 48th: Labor 11
Distinct members naming National Portrait Gallery of Australia, per register, by bloc.
Distinct members per register by bloc
RegisterLaborCoalitionCrossbenchMembers
House 44th0101
House 45th1102
House 46th0101
House 47th1001
House 48th1001

Members

Members naming this entity
MemberParliamentsItems
Anthony AlbaneseHouse 47th, House 48th2
Malcolm TurnbullHouse 45th1
Scott MorrisonHouse 46th1
Sharon ClaydonHouse 45th1
Tony AbbottHouse 44th3

Items

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12. Sponsored travel/hospitality

Sponsored travel/hospitality: 2 items
MemberParliamentOwnerEntityDescriptionChangeLodgedSource
Tony AbbottHouse 44thSpouse or partnerNational Portrait Gallery of AustraliaMy wife attended a meeting at the National Portrait Gallery in her capacity as Chief Patron of the Gallery and recently hosted their Royal Highnesses, Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at the Gallery during the recent Royal Visit.Added2014-05-22page 29
Tony AbbottHouse 44thSpouse or partnerNational Portrait Gallery of AustraliaMy wife attended a School of the Air visit to the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra where she is patron.Added2014-07-11page 32

13. Membership

Membership: 5 items
MemberParliamentOwnerEntityDescriptionChangeLodgedSource
Tony AbbottHouse 44thSpouse or partnerNational Portrait Gallery of AustraliaMy wife has accepted an invitation to be patron of the National Portrait Gallery.Added2014-02-18page 22
Sharon ClaydonHouse 45thSelfNational Portrait Gallery of AustraliaNational Portrait Gallery (Member)Added2017-04-12page 11
Scott MorrisonHouse 46thSpouse or partnerNational Portrait Gallery of AustraliaPatron, National Portrait GalleryInitial statement2019-07-12page 6
Anthony AlbaneseHouse 47thSpouse or partnerNational Portrait Gallery of AustraliaChief Patron of the National Portrait Gallery of AustraliaInitial statement2022-08-23page 5
Anthony AlbaneseHouse 48thSpouse or partnerNational Portrait Gallery of AustraliaChief Patron of the National Portrait Gallery of AustraliaInitial statement2025-08-12page 5

14. Other interest

Other interest: 1 item
MemberParliamentOwnerEntityDescriptionChangeLodgedSource
Malcolm TurnbullHouse 45thSpouse or partnerNational Portrait Gallery of AustraliaNational Portrait Gallery - PatronAdded2016-09-27page 12

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