In its review of the 2004 election, the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters (JSCEM) recommended that electronically assisted voting be trialled at the next federal election for electors who are blind or have low vision, and that remote electronic voting be trialled for certain Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel serving overseas. The Government supported these recommendations and the trials went ahead at the 2007 election. Legislation passed to enable these trials was for the 2007 election only.

JSCEM Report 2007 election electronic voting trials

• JSCEM Report on the 2007 federal election electronic voting trials (March 2009)

Reports from the blind or low vision 2007 election electronic voting trial

• Final Evaluation Report: Evaluation of the electronic voting trial for blind and sight impaired electors at the 2007 Federal Election (March 2008) [PDF]
• Report into Electronically Assisted Voting at the 2007 Federal Election for Electors who are Blind or have Low Vision [PDF]
• Audit of AEC's electronic voting machine for blind and vision imparied voters (August 2007) [PDF]

Reports from the Australian Defence Force 2007 election electronic voting trial

• Evaluation of the remote electronic voting trial for overseas based Defence personnel electors at the 2007 Federal Election [PDF]
• Remote Electronic Voting at the 2007 Federal Election for Overseas Australian Defence Force Personnel [PDF]
• Audit And Certification Of A Remote Electronic Voting System For Overseas Australian Defence Force Personnel [PDF]

Historical electronic voting papers

• Electronic Voting and Electronic Counting of Votes, Status report No. 1, March 2001
• eVolution not revolution: Electronic Voting Status Report (September 2002) [PDF]