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11 December 2009
© Commonwealth of Australia 2009 ISBN 978-0-642-79272-3 (Printed version) ISBN 978-0-642-79273-0 (HTML version)
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ForewordMembership of the CommitteeCommittee SecretariatTerms of referenceList of acronyms and abbreviationsList of recommendations
Referral of the inquiryContext of the inquiryGovernment Advertising GuidelinesGreen Paper on Electoral Reform
The use of the Yes/No pamphlet since 1912
IntroductionUnanimous passage of the amendment billYes/No case optional‘Equal’ status of the Yes and No argumentsLimitation on Government expenditureAre the current provisions adequate?
Drafting of the Yes/No argumentsDrafted by parliamentariansDrafted by an independent bodyCombining parliamentarians and an independent bodyExperience of other jurisdictions Content of the Yes/No pamphletsFormat of the Yes/No pamphletDissemination of the Yes/No pamphletConstitutional engagement Public education campaignsDeliberative democracyCreating a national conversationLimitation on Government expenditure
IntroductionProcesses for preparing the Yes/No argumentsDissemination of the Yes/No argumentsLimitations on Australian Government spendingAdditional issue
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