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Party registration decisions
2008 Party registration decisions and changes
Updated:
21 January 2013
Statements of Reasons for Party registration decisions
Liberal Democratic Party – 17 December 2008
Queensland Greens – 27 November 2008
Republican Party of Australia – 14 May 2008
Help End Marijuana Prohibition (HEMP) Party – 14 May 2008
See Also
2013 Party Registration Decisions
2012 Party Registration Decisions
2011 Party Registration Decisions
2010 Party Registration Decisions
2009 Party Registration Decisions
2007 Party Registration Decisions
Further Information
AEC Policy on Party Registration Decisions
Information on objecting to an application for party registration
Extract from the CEA in relation to Party Registration Decisions [PDF 42KB]
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