It could only be one of these 3 areas;
12. Any sponsored travel or hospitality received where the value of the sponsorship or hospitality exceeds $300
‘Sponsored travel’ means any free, upgraded or concessional travel undertaken by the senator, the senator’s spouse or partner or dependent children* sponsored wholly or partly by any person, organisation, business or interest group or foreign government or its representative. It does not include concessional travel entitlements, or travel undertaken using frequent flyer points, generally available to the public. Nor does it include the travel entitlements received by the senator, the senator’s spouse or partner or dependent children under any determination of the Remuneration Tribunal or travel undertaken as a member of an official parliamentary delegation. The purpose for which the travel was undertaken should be shown.
‘Hospitality’ refers to free or concessional accommodation provided to the senator, the senator’s spouse or partner or dependent children wholly or partly by any person, organisation, business or interest group or foreign government or its representative. It includes the provision of free or concessional meals as part of an accommodation arrangement but does not include hospitality provided in a purely social way by friends or colleagues. There is no need to include entertainment or benefits received in common with significant numbers of other senators or other persons, such as a reception or dinner hosted by a High Commissioner or Ambassador, or access to airline lounges.
Serial receipt of hospitality, eg, regular receipt of free theatre tickets or tickets from sporting organisations, should be declared each six months if the collective value exceeds $300.
13. Being an officeholder of, or financial contributor donating $300 or more in any single calendar year to, any organisation
Membership of organisations should be disclosed where the senator, the senator’s spouse or partner or a dependent child* is an officeholder (excluding being a patron).
The names of any organisations to which the senator, the senator’s spouse or partner or a dependent child* contributes $300 or more in any single calendar year (excluding membership subscriptions) should also be listed.
14. Any other interest where a conflict of interest with a Senator’s public duties could foreseeably arise or be seen to arise.
Still waiting for the area he's breached
Maybe someone can ask Albanese or the Greens - they seem to think they know, otherwise they wouldn't have asked for his head because that would be dishonest. They haven't stated how either.
dedja: Dunno, I’m just an idiot.