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Scrutineering

Can you help as a SCRUTINEER?

Please email yes23shirepolling@gmail.com for more details or to volunteer.

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SCRUTINEERS are present during the sorting counting of the votes with the AEC. They MUST arrive on time - once the booth is closed, noone will be allowed to enter.

 

A scrutineer is required for each polling booth and they are required to be in the closed counting room prior to 6pm until counting is concluded (estimated to be around 9pm).

No experience needed. Training is provided.

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This is actually not a difficult job and even less difficult at a Referendum. In addition Australia Electoral Commission (AEC) officials are on hand throughout the process to answer any questions.

ESSENTIAL RESOURCE - Yes23 Scrutineer Guide​

 

This is a short, sharp guide to what you need to do as a scrutineer with examples of ballot papers. Please read before your shift.

RESOURCE - video: Scrutineering for First Timers​

How to prepare for scrutineering...on polling day

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  • You MUST be in the booth / voting centre ON TIME - once lock out occurs, noone can come in.

​OPTIONAL - just in case you want to go deep!  AEC Scrutineers Handbook

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How do I book for a Scrutineer Shift?

ABOUT US

We are a group of volunteers living on beautiful Dharawal Country focussed on community engagement with those seeking a fuller understanding of what is being voted for in the upcoming Referendum.

 

By walking together in respectful and authentic discussions we can all learn more about:

  • the invitation that is the Uluru Statement from the Heart

  • the background of how this came about

  • what a constitutionally enshrined Voice to Parliament means

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Read more about us and our approach HERE.

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We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Dharawal Country

and recognise the connection to the land, sea, skies and waterways on which we live, work and play that has existed since time immemorial.

We pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders past, present and emerging and honour that this land was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.

Authorised by Dean Parkin, Australians for Indigenous Constitutional Recognition Ltd, 6/110 Walker St, North Sydney, NSW, Australia

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