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Norfolk Island: Electoral Matters, Joint Standing Committee on the National Capital and External Territories (2002)

This report makes recommendations regarding the consistency of the Norfolk Island electoral laws with the Australian laws. The report gives a close look at the citizenship requirements to vote in the Norfolk Island and the amount of time the Australian citizens have to live on the Island in order to vote in the local elections.

Norfolk Island Electoral Matters (2002).pdf — PDF document, 29Kb

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