Norfolk Liberals

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Political party in Australia

Norfolk Liberals

Norfuk Ailen Librel Paati

President| Charisse Clarke
(since May 2013)
Policy Officer| Craig Anderson[1]
Founded| June 2012
Ideology| Liberal conservatism
Political position| Centre-right
National affiliation| Liberal Party of Australia
Norfolk Island Regional Council|

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The Norfolk Island Liberal Party (Pitcairn-Norfolk: Norfuk Ailen Librel Paati), more commonly referred to simply as the Norfolk Liberals (Pitcairn-Norfolk: Norfuk Librels), is the Norfolk Island wing of the Liberal Party of Australia. It currently operates as the "Norfolk Island Interest Branch" of the Canberra Liberals.[2]

## History

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The Liberals won a single seat on the Norfolk Island Regional Council at the 2016 election. The party previously had representation on the Norfolk Island Legislative Assembly, which was dissolved in 2015.[citation needed]

At the 2015 status referendum, the party supported the "no" vote, which was ultimately unsuccessful.[3]

Liberal councillor Dave Porter had intended to contest the 2020 election prior to its cancellation.[4]

## Elected representatives

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### Legislative Assembly

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* Ian Anderson (2007−2010)
* Craig Anderson (2010−2013)
* Dave Porter (2013−2015)

### Regional Council

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* Dave Porter (2016−2021)

## Election results

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Election  | Seats won  | ±  | Total votes  | %  | Position  | Leader

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2007 |

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| 1  | 662  | 6.81%  | Opposition  | Ian Anderson
2010 |

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| 1  | 834  | 8.66%  | Opposition  | Craig Anderson
2016 |

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| 1  | 147  | 15.61%  | Opposition  | Dave Porter

## See also

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* Norfolk Island Labor Party

## References

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1. ^ "Joint Standing Committee on the National Capital and External Territories". Australian Parliament House. 29 April 2014.
2. ^ Join Party Archived 28 November 2022 at the Wayback Machine Canberra Liberals website
3. ^ "Labor And Liberal United On Governance Reform And Rejection Of Referendum" (PDF). The Norfolk Islander. p. 48.
4. ^ "Candidate statement" (PDF). Australian Election Company.

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