who can vote in NSW upcoming state election??

Question

i need details like age, residency, disqualifications etc. please list source if you use one. first correct answer gets the points

Answer 1

A person who is not a minor, a registered voter, resident of NSW and not an imprisoned convict can vote in the state election.

Answer 2

# permits optional preferential voting above the line and abolishes group voting tickets. For constitutional reasons, only those groups that include at least 15 candidates are permitted to apply for a group voting square above the line;

# caps the deposit payable by candidates in a group (which is normally $500 each) at $5000 for groups with no more than 21 candidates;

# provides that, to be eligible for registration, a party must have at least 1000 members and must lodge a membership declaration form completed by each of those 1000 minimum members. The same member cannot be relied upon by more than one party to qualify or continue to qualify for registration;

# requires a party to pay a one-off registration fee of $3500 (being $3.50 each for the 1000 members of the party);

# requires parties that are currently registered to satisfy the new registration requirements as to minimum membership and payment of the registration fee by 30 June 2000;

# provides that a party must be registered for 12 months before it can nominate or endorse candidates in an election. This restriction will not apply to currently registered parties that comply with the new registration requirements by 30 June 2000.

# requires parties to submit annual returns by 30 June each year showing tat they continue to satisfy the minimum membership requirements; and

# empowers the Electoral Commissioner to require further information from parties in relation to whether or not they continue to be eligible for registrati