As this is an election year, I would like to bring you up-to-date on the ground-breaking research that the Spectator Australia Electoral Reform Unit has been undertaking. Since our last report there have been three significant developments. The first is that the current experience in the UK puts beyond doubt the value of a reform that has not been utilised nearly enough, namely holding a second election if the first one did not produce the right result.
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