Australian referendum, 1977 (Senate Casual Vacancies)

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	Referendums in Australia
		1977 Simultaneous Elections, Senate Casual Vacancies, Referendums, Retirement of Judges, National Song (plebiscite)
		Prior to the 1977 referendum residents within Australia's territories did not vote at referendums, however since this date residents of territories are counted, but only towards the national total and are not counted against any of the states.
		Similar to a referendum is a plebiscite which is conducted by the government to determine a matter relating to statute law rather than the constitution.
	www.1bx.com /en/Referendums_in_Australia.htm

	Referendums in Australia
		1977 Simultaneous Elections, Senate Casual Vacancies, Referendums, Retirement of Judges, National Song (plebiscite)
		There have been five instances, in 1937, twice in 1946, 1977 and 1984, where a national Yes vote has been overridden by failing to win a majority of states.
		Prior to the 1977 referendum residents within Australia's territories did not vote at referendums, however since this date residents of territories are counted, but only towards the national total and are not counted against any of the states.
	www.1bx.com /en/Referendums_in_Australia.htm

	Referendums in Australia
		1977 Simultaneous Elections, Senate Casual Vacancies, Referendums, Retirement of Judges, National Song (plebiscite)
		There have been five instances, in 1937, twice in 1946, 1977 and 1984, where a national Yes vote has been overridden by failing to win a majority of states.
		Prior to the 1977 referendum residents within Australia's territories did not vote at referendums, however since this date residents of territories are counted, but only towards the national total and are not counted against any of the states.
	www.1bx.com /en/Referendums_in_Australia.htm

	Referendums in Australia
		1977 Simultaneous Elections, Senate Casual Vacancies, Referendums, Retirement of Judges, National Song (plebiscite)
		Prior to the 1977 referendum residents within Australia's territories did not vote at referendums, however since this date residents of territories are counted, but only towards the national total and are not counted against any of the states.
		There have been five instances, in 1937, twice in 1946, 1977 and 1984, where a national Yes vote has been overridden by failing to win a majority of states.
	www.1bx.com /en/Referendums_in_Australia.htm

	Referendums in Australia
		1977 Simultaneous Elections, Senate Casual Vacancies, Referendums, Retirement of Judges, National Song (plebiscite)
		Prior to the 1977 referendum residents within Australia's territories did not vote at referendums, however since this date residents of territories are counted, but only towards the national total and are not counted against any of the states.
		There have been five instances, in 1937, twice in 1946, 1977 and 1984, where a national Yes vote has been overridden by failing to win a majority of states.
	www.1bx.com /en/Referendums_in_Australia.htm

	Referendums in Australia - Enpsychlopedia
		1977 Simultaneous Elections, Senate Casual Vacancies, Referendums, Retirement of Judges, National Song (plebiscite)
		Prior to the 1977 referendum residents within Australia's territories did not vote at referendums, however since this date residents of territories are counted, but only towards the national total and are not counted against any of the states.
		Australians have in most instances voted No to referendum questions: only 8 out of 43 referendums since 1909 have been carried.
	www.grohol.com /psypsych/Referendums_in_Australia

	Referendums in Australia
		1977 Simultaneous Elections, Senate Casual Vacancies, Referendums, Retirement of Judges, National Song (plebiscite)
		Prior to the 1977 referendum residents within Australia's territories did not vote at referendums, however since this date residents of territories are counted, but only towards the national total and are not counted against any of the states.
		Similar to a referendum is a plebiscite which is conducted by the government to determine a matter relating to statute law rather than the constitution.
	www.1bx.com /en/Referendums_in_Australia.htm

	Referendums in Australia
		1977 Simultaneous Elections, Senate Casual Vacancies, Referendums, Retirement of Judges, National Song (plebiscite)
		Prior to the 1977 referendum residents within Australia's territories did not vote at referendums, however since this date residents of territories are counted, but only towards the national total and are not counted against any of the states.
		Similar to a referendum is a plebiscite which is conducted by the government to determine a matter relating to statute law rather than the constitution.
	www.1bx.com /en/Referendums_in_Australia.htm

	Referendums in Australia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		1977 Simultaneous Elections, Senate Casual Vacancies, Referendums, Retirement of Judges, National Song (plebiscite)
		Prior to the 1977 referendum residents within Australia's territories did not vote at referendums, however since this date residents of territories are counted, but only towards the national total and are not counted against any of the states.
		There have been five instances, in 1937, twice in 1946, 1977 and 1984, where a national Yes vote has been overridden by failing to win a majority of states.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Referendums_in_Australia

	Referendums in Australia - Enpsychlopedia
		1977 Simultaneous Elections, Senate Casual Vacancies, Referendums, Retirement of Judges, National Song (plebiscite)
		Prior to the 1977 referendum residents within Australia's territories did not vote at referendums, however since this date residents of territories are counted, but only towards the national total and are not counted against any of the states.
		Australians have in most instances voted No to referendum questions: only 8 out of 43 referendums since 1909 have been carried.
	www.grohol.com /psypsych/Referendums_in_Australia

	Government in Australia
		The consent of the electors has been given in regard to eight matters: election of senators (1906); state debts (1910); state debts (1928); social services (1946); Aboriginal people (1967); Senate casual vacancies (1977); retirement age for federal judges (1977); the right of territory electors to vote in constitutional referenda (1977).
		State Senators are elected for 6 year terms, territory Senators for 3 year terms.
		Under the Commonwealth Electoral Act and the related State laws, voting is compulsory in Commonwealth, State and Territory elections.
	www.spinneypress.com.au /192_book_desc.html

	Australian Constitutional Reform
		1977: Senate election timing; Senate casual vacancies; Territories referendum voting; Judges retiring age
		1974: Senate election timing; Territories referendum voting; Democratic elections; Local government funding
	www.ausconstitution.info

	Australian Constitutional Reform
		1977: Senate election timing; Senate casual vacancies; Territories referendum voting; Judges retiring age
		1974: Senate election timing; Territories referendum voting; Democratic elections; Local government funding
		1913: Trade and commerce; Corporations; Industrial matters; Railway disputes; Trusts; Nationalisation of monopolies
	www.ausconstitution.info

	Australian Constitutional Reform
		1977: Senate election timing; Senate casual vacancies; Territories referendum voting; Judges retiring age
		1974: Senate election timing; Territories referendum voting; Democratic elections; Local government funding
	www.ausconstitution.info

	Australian Constitutional Reform
		1977: Senate election timing; Senate casual vacancies; Territories referendum voting; Judges retiring age
		1974: Senate election timing; Territories referendum voting; Democratic elections; Local government funding
		1946: Social services ; Marketing of primary products
	www.ausconstitution.info /start.html

	Australian Constitutional Reform
		1977: Senate election timing; Senate casual vacancies; Territories referendum voting; Judges retiring age
		1974: Senate election timing; Territories referendum voting; Democratic elections; Local government funding
		1946: Social services ; Marketing of primary products
	www.ausconstitution.info /start.html

	Australian Constitutional Reform
		1977: Senate election timing; Senate casual vacancies; Territories referendum voting; Judges retiring age
		1974: Senate election timing; Territories referendum voting; Democratic elections; Local government funding
	www.ausconstitution.info /start.html

	Australian Constitutional Reform
		1977: Senate election timing; Senate casual vacancies; Territories referendum voting; Judges retiring age
		1974: Senate election timing; Territories referendum voting; Democratic elections; Local government funding
		1913: Trade and commerce; Corporations; Industrial matters; Railway disputes; Trusts; Nationalisation of monopolies
	www.ausconstitution.info /start.html

	Australian Constitutional Reform
		1977: Senate election timing; Senate casual vacancies; Territories referendum voting; Judges retiring age
		1974: Senate election timing; Territories referendum voting; Democratic elections; Local government funding
		1913: Trade and commerce; Corporations; Industrial matters; Railway disputes; Trusts; Nationalisation of monopolies
	www.ausconstitution.info /start.html

	Australian Constitutional Reform
		1977: Senate election timing; Senate casual vacancies; Territories referendum voting; Judges retiring age
		1974: Senate election timing; Territories referendum voting; Democratic elections; Local government funding
		1913: Trade and commerce; Corporations; Industrial matters; Railway disputes; Trusts; Nationalisation of monopolies
	www.ausconstitution.info /start.html

	Australian Constitutional Reform
		1977: Senate election timing; Senate casual vacancies; Territories referendum voting; Judges retiring age
		1974: Senate election timing; Territories referendum voting; Democratic elections; Local government funding
		Please e-mail your comments, suggestions, or further information on constitutional reform, to:
	www.ausconstitution.info

	The Whitlam Institute: Resources: The Whitlam Government and Constitutional Reform
		On that day Australians voted to amend the Constitution to set a retirement age of 70 years for High Court judges, re-establish State parliamentary conventions broken in 1975 relating to the filling of Senate casual vacancies and allow Territory residents to vote in referendums.
		Unlike any other contemporary Australian political leader, Whitlam was motivated to enter political life by a referendum to change the Constitution and his early political experiences were shaped by constitutional matters.
		This might not involve a rewrite of section 128 but of the basic referendum procedures as contained in the Referendum (Machinery Provisions) Act 1984 (Cth).
	www.whitlam.org /resources/williams.html

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