AustraliaDemocratic beliefs 43 · Democratic beliefs, rights and liberties
What is the electoral roll?
- aThe list of people who are enrolled to voteCorrect answer
- bThe list of people who became citizens at a ceremony
- cThe list of ministers in the government
- dThe list of laws passed by Parliament
Why?
The electoral roll lists the people who are enrolled to vote. The AEC keeps the roll for federal elections.
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True or false? To vote in a federal election, you must be enrolled.Correct answer:True
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You are worried about a problem in your community. What can you do?Correct answer:Contact your elected representative
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In Australia's parliamentary democracy, where does the government's power come from?Correct answer:The Australian people
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