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2 2 maltatoday | SUNDAY • 1 JUNE 2025 NEWS JobsPlus Permit Number: 226/2025 The Authority for integrity in Maltese Sports is looking for a Head (Finance). The applicant is expected to be analytical, curious and ideally have a general interest in sports. The selected candidate will handle the financial aspect of the Authority. The candidate shall be in possession of an undergraduate degree (at MQF Level 6) ideally in Finance, Business Management or a related subject. The applicant is also expected to have 10 years experience in the Financial Services Sector Environment. The ideal candidate shall be Shireburn knowledgeable and experience or knowledge of ALM would be considered an asset. Interested applicants are invited to send their application via email. The application shall include a covering letter, a CV and a recent police conduct. Applications will be accepted until the 12 th of June 2025 at noon. Applications including the above-mentioned documents are to be sent to the following address: careers.aims@aims.org.mt CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 The Nationalist Party has not yet filed its donation report for 2024 but publicly available in- formation shows it collected €1.6 million from TV mara- thons last year. The absence of a donation report makes it impossible to know whether the PN received any donations above €7,000 that would require the identi- fication of the donor. The law obliges political parties to pub- licly identify donors who do- nate €7,000 and more. Information sourced from the public domain by MaltaToday shows that the PN organised six fund raising telethons between March and December 2024. It collected €1.6 million from these events, almost €200,000 more than the Labour Party. Political parties are obliged to file their statement of accounts and donation reports with the Electoral Commission every year. These documents are then published on the commission's website after vetting. Neither the PN's donation report, nor its statement of ac- counts are available for 2024. Indeed, the last time the PN published its donation report was in 2021 and the last state- ment of accounts goes back to 2020. The party has been in breach of the law ever since. A PN spokesperson reiter- ated what the party has been saying for months, when asked by MaltaToday whether the accounts and donation reports will be published: "These are presently being worked on and will be submitted once com- pleted." No timeline for com- pletion was given. Meanwhile, the Labour Party has so far published its dona- tion report for 2024 but still has to file the statement of ac- counts. The PL has always pub- lished both reports in previous years. The donation report for 2024, shows that the PL received €1.4 million in donations from 30,724 donors. The party only reported one donation exceeding €7,000, which requires publication of the donor's name. This was a €10,000 donation made by Iracil Ltd, a company owned by John Licari, that has its regis- tered office in Bormla. The PL received €615,000 in donations, each not exceed- ing €500, from 30,371 donors between May and December 2024. There is no obligation to keep a record of names for such donations. The report also shows that the PL received €820,000 in do- nations, each being more than €500 but not exceeding €7,000, from 352 donors. The party is obliged to keep a record of who is making donations within this range but is not obliged to pub- lish their names. Overall, the PL received €1.4 million last year from almost Labour had 31,000 donors Neither the PN's donation report, nor its statement of accounts are available for 2024. Labour Party received €1.4m and Nationalist Party received €1.6m in donations last year PN fund raising marathons 2024 8 December: €336,841 6 October: €301,039 23 June: €202,580 2 June: €303,670 28 April: €220,291 3 March: €271,600 A Nationalist Party fund raising marathon in June 2024 The Nationalist Party organised six fund raising TV marathons in 2024 as it capitalised on election to collect €1.6 million. However, the party has failed to submit its accounts and