Australian Electoral Commission - Australian Company Profile

What does Australian Electoral Commission do?

AEC Australian Electoral Commission is a Government Body that generates the majority of its income from the Central Government Administration industry.

In 2023 the company generated total revenue of $254,163,000 including sales and other revenue. In 2023 AEC Australian Electoral Commission had 897 employees including employees from all subsidiaries under the company's control.

The Chief Executive of AEC Australian Electoral Commission is Mr Tom Rogers whose official title is Electoral Commissioner. The Chairman of AEC Australian Electoral Commission is Honourable Justice Susan Kenny whose official title is Chairperson.

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The Australian Electoral Commission performs the following major functions: Conducting federal elections and by-elections. Maintaining the Commonwealth electoral roll. Administering compulsory enrolment and compulsory voting. Determining State and Territory representation in the House of Representatives. Administering election funding and financial disclosure. Reporting to the Special Minister of State on electoral matters. Conducting electoral information and education programs. Determining electoral boundaries. Providing submissions to the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters.

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