Electoral Amendment Bill passes first reading in Parliament
In this story Paul Goldsmith, Electoral Commission
The Electoral Amendment Bill has passed its first reading, moving forward with proposed changes to electoral processes. The legislation includes bans on prisoner and same-day voting to improve the efficiency and integrity of the system. The House heard various arguments for and against the controversial reforms during the session.
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