Commonwealth of Australia electoral system

Target entity: Commonwealth of Australia electoral system
Context triple: [Spence, isPartOf, Commonwealth of Australia electoral system]

• A. New South Wales electoral law
  New South Wales electoral law is the body of legislation and regulations that governs how state elections are conducted and how electoral districts and voting processes are managed in New South Wales, Australia.
• B. New Zealand electoral law
  New Zealand electoral law is the body of legislation and regulations governing how elections are conducted, who can vote and stand for office, and how political representation is determined in New Zealand.
• C. Australian state and territory elections
  Australian state and territory elections are periodic democratic contests held across Australia's six states and two mainland territories to choose their respective legislative representatives and governments.
• D. Australian Senate elections
  Australian Senate elections are nationwide polls held to choose members of the upper house of Australia's federal parliament, using a proportional representation voting system.
• E. Australian Electoral Commission
  The Australian Electoral Commission is the independent federal agency responsible for conducting national elections and referendums and maintaining the electoral roll in Australia.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Commonwealth of Australia electoral system
Target entity description: The Commonwealth of Australia electoral system is the national framework of voting rules and procedures that governs how representatives are elected to Australia’s federal parliament, including the use of preferential and proportional voting methods.

• A. New South Wales electoral law
  New South Wales electoral law is the body of legislation and regulations that governs how state elections are conducted and how electoral districts and voting processes are managed in New South Wales, Australia.
• B. New Zealand electoral law
  New Zealand electoral law is the body of legislation and regulations governing how elections are conducted, who can vote and stand for office, and how political representation is determined in New Zealand.
• C. Australian state and territory elections
  Australian state and territory elections are periodic democratic contests held across Australia's six states and two mainland territories to choose their respective legislative representatives and governments.
• D. Australian Senate elections
  Australian Senate elections are nationwide polls held to choose members of the upper house of Australia's federal parliament, using a proportional representation voting system.
• E. Australian Electoral Commission
  The Australian Electoral Commission is the independent federal agency responsible for conducting national elections and referendums and maintaining the electoral roll in Australia.
• F. None of above. chosen