The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church, formerly known as the Exclusive Brethren, has issued a formal denial regarding allegations that it funded far-right activists to conduct political stunts. These claims emerged during a parliamentary inquiry into the 2025 election, following reports published by Nine newspapers.

According to the allegations, the church allegedly provided financial support to influencers, including Laurence McIntyre, to disrupt the campaign of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. McIntyre was previously filmed heckling the Prime Minister, an act that reports suggest was part of a coordinated effort. Furthermore, the church has been accused of organizing hundreds of volunteers to assist Liberal Party candidates at polling stations across the country.

The church has explicitly refuted both the claims regarding payments to influencers and the allegations of organized volunteer coordination for political candidates. As the parliamentary inquiry continues, the church maintains that these reports are inaccurate. There is currently a clear contradiction between the reporting from Nine newspapers, which alleges a coordinated campaign of disruption and support, and the official stance of the church, which denies any such involvement in political interference.