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Electoral Reform Bill 2002
Bill No.
155
Long Title
The purpose of this Bill is to amend the Electoral Act 1907 (WA) and the Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 (WA). It will also repeal the Electoral Distribution Act 1947(WA). In addition, it will make consequential amendments to other Acts. The three principal provisions of the Bill are - 1. Legislative Assembly electorate districts will have equal enrolments subject to a tolerance of up to 10 percent above or below the average district enrolment. 2. This 10 percent will be varied in respect of electoral districts within an area greater that 100,000 square kilometres where the tolerance will be 20 percent below the average district enrolment. 3. The State will be divided into six electoral regions each returning six Members of the Legislative Council with equal representation in city and country regions.
Status
Bill Lapsed 01/23/2005
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Links
Bill 155-1
EM - Bill 155-1
Previous Versions of this Bill
Progress
Legislative Assembly
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Introduced
23 Oct 2002
First Reading
23 Oct 2002
Second Reading
23 Oct 2002
Second Reading Speech
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Bill Lapsed
23 Jan 2005
1
Notes
1. 36th Parliament prorogued and Legislative Assembly dissolved 23 January 2005.