Entity directory / ELECTORATE
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Australian people / electorate
Eligible electors participate in representative democracy. The electorate is not identical to the whole population.
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- Role
- Eligible electors participate in representative democracy. The electorate is not identical to the whole population.
- Authority source
- See the linked official guidance for the relevant legal or contractual basis.
- Powers
- No separate powers claim is made for this concept in the initial dataset.
- Limits
- The scope depends on the applicable law, contract and circumstances.
- Oversight
- No separate oversight claim is made for this concept in the initial dataset.
- Review / appeal
- No separate review / appeal claim is made for this concept in the initial dataset.
- Money flows
- No separate money flows claim is made for this concept in the initial dataset.
Connected relationships
documented-factELECTORATE → elects → PARLIAMENT
Eligible electors choose members of the Houses, not the entire constitutional Parliament.
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The Australian system of government Enrolment: frequently asked questions documented-factAEC → administers → ELECTORATE
Maintains the federal electoral roll and administers electoral participation.
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Enrolment: frequently asked questions The AEC’s role interpretationPOLITICAL ORGANISATIONS → informs → ELECTORATE
Political organisations communicate with electors.
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Enrolment: frequently asked questions Charities, campaigning and advocacy interpretationEXECUTIVE → informs → ELECTORATE
Government communicates policies and services to the public.
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The Australian system of government Primary and official sources
Enrolment: frequently asked questions Last verified: