Frequently Asked Questions
This movement scales with its members. If we start small, we’ll fund smaller Aussie businesses and projects to prove the model works. As more Aussies join, the fund grows and we can buy back bigger assets. Either way, every dollar is locked into the cause, nothing is wasted, nothing goes into private pockets, and members will see exactly where funds are used through regular transparency reports.
All funds and assets are held by The Campaign (TCBC, a registered Company Limited by Guarantee). They are not in any individual’s name. Nobody privately owns them, and nobody can walk away with them.
No. This is not a private business or investment scheme. No dividends, no cash-outs, no private profit. If assets are ever sold, the proceeds go straight back into the cause — buying more Aussie assets.
Buy Back Australia is governed by a board of directors. The founder retains oversight to ensure the mission stays true, but the board makes decisions according to the constitution, which legally locks everything into the cause.
Quarterly transparency reports show members exactly:
- How much money was raised
- How much went into prizes
- How much went into projects and operations
- What assets were purchased
Members also vote on which Aussie assets or projects are funded next.
No. Membership is a movement, not an investment. You get:
- Voting rights
- Perks and discounts
- Entry into prize draws
- The knowledge that you are helping to keep Australia Australian