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Who is entitled to enrol and vote in federal elections while serving a sentence of less than three years?
Who is entitled to enrol and vote in federal elections while serving a sentence of less than three years?
- Australian citizens aged 17 years or younger
- Australian citizens aged 18 years or older (correct)
- Non-Australian citizens aged 18 years or older
- Australian citizens aged 21 years or older
Who is not entitled to enrol and vote in federal elections?
Who is not entitled to enrol and vote in federal elections?
- Non-Australian citizens serving a sentence of three years or longer
- Australian citizens serving a sentence of three years or longer (correct)
- Australian citizens on parole
- Australian citizens serving a sentence of less than three years
When are prisoners entitled to enrol and vote in federal elections?
When are prisoners entitled to enrol and vote in federal elections?
- If they are an Australian citizen and aged 18 years or older
- While serving any type of sentence (correct)
- Only if they are on early release or parole
- Only after they are released from prison
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