What are the main requirements for registering a political party?
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The main requirements for registering a political party are:
- a party constitution, which is a document that sets out the aims of the party
- at least 1,500 members who are on the electoral roll, or one member in the Australian Parliament.
The Australian Electoral Commission is in charge of political party registration. You can visit their website to learn everything a political party must do in order to be registered in Australia.
How to form a political party
Parliamentary Education Office (peo.gov.au)
How to form a political party
Parliamentary Education Office (peo.gov.au)
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How to form a political party:
- Party constitution: name the party and write a party constitution
- Members: have at least 1500 members or a member of the Australian Parliament
- Register: apply for registration with the Australian Electoral Commission.
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