Electoral Distribution Bill 2001 and Electoral Amendment Bill 2001
Legislation Committee (2001 - 2005)· 26 November 2001general_report
The WA Legislation Committee reviewed the Electoral Distribution Repeal Bill 2001 and the Electoral Amendment Bill 2001, focusing on "one vote, one value", regional representation, and legal requirements for repealing the Electoral Distribution Act 1947. The report includes findings, observations and recommendations, with differing views among committee members. It addresses the impact on rural representation and resource allocation.
Impact
Voters and elected representatives, particularly those in rural and remote areas, are most affected. The changes impact the balance of power between regions and the resources available to Members of Parliament.
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