If allegations by Rogue MP Jami-Lee Ross are true, National Party Leader Simon Bridges could face up to two years in jail, electoral lawyer Graeme Edgeler says.
Today, while the National Party caucus took place, Ross fronted media, making explosive claims against Bridges saying he would complain to police about the handling of donations made to the party.
Ross told reporters he plans to lay a police complaint over Bridges' handling of donations - and says he will provide a recording of a conversation with the National leader to support his complaint.
Ross said Bridges asked him to collect a $100,000 donation which was then split into smaller amounts to hide it.
He revealed he has quit the National Party and plans to stand as an independent candidate in a Botany byelection.