Eligible protected action ballot agents

There are rules about who can conduct protected action ballots.

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A protected action ballot can only be held by an eligible protected action ballot agent unless there are exceptional circumstances.

An eligible protected action ballot agent is either:

  • the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC), or 
  • another person we have approved as a protected action ballot agent.

Applying to be an eligible agent

To apply to be an eligible protected action ballot agent, use Form F34C – Apply for approval as an eligible protected action ballot agent.

We can approve an application if we are satisfied the person is a fit and proper person to be an eligible protected action ballot agent.

There are currently no eligible agent applications in progress.

Eligible agent applications in progress

Interested parties can make a submission about whether a proposed agent is a fit and proper person to be an eligible protected action ballot agent. Please make your submission before the listed closing date.

To make a submission, email [email protected].

Privacy – We collect information from you, including personal information that you provide about yourself and others, when you make a submission. For more details on the Commission’s collection, use and disclosure of this information, please see the Privacy notice – Submissions in relation to protected action ballot agent applications.

 

List of eligible protected action ballot agents

The following is a list of current eligible protected action ballot agents:

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