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James Elton Pym

James Elton Pym

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Political Producer, ABC News (Australia)

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  • Overseas Australians can get a 'trusted person' to vote for them on same-sex marriage: ABS

    By James Elton Pym Verified| SBS Verified The ABS originally promised to mail ballot papers to registered voters overseas, but its website now suggests people should communicate their opinion to a reliable confidant in Australia. “Eligible Australians that are overseas for this entire period could ask a trusted person to receive their form on their behalf, open it, complete it based on their instruction and return it to the ABS,” the statistics bureau has written on its website.

    By James Elton Pym Verified · SBS

    Dec. 19, 2020

  • Same-sex marriage bill introduced to Senate on day of historic Yes vote

    By James Elton Pym Verified| SBS Verified Key points:Yes wins: 61 per cent of Australians vote to legalise same-sex marriageMalcolm Turnbull wants to make it legal by Christmas Dean Smith's bill to change the Marriage Act introduced in SenateCoalition conservatives want stronger religious exemptionsThe Senate will on Thursday debate the wording of a bill to change the Marriage Act, after Australians voted decisively in favour of allowing same-sex couples to marry in a landmark national survey.

    By James Elton Pym Verified · SBS

    Jul. 17, 2020

  • Overseas Australians can get a 'trusted person' to vote for them on same-sex marriage: ABS

    By James Elton Pym Verified| SBS Verified The ABS originally promised to mail ballot papers to registered voters overseas, but its website now suggests people should communicate their opinion to a reliable confidant in Australia. “Eligible Australians that are overseas for this entire period could ask a trusted person to receive their form on their behalf, open it, complete it based on their instruction and return it to the ABS,” the statistics bureau has written on its website.

    By James Elton Pym Verified · SBS

    Dec. 19, 2020

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ABC News (Australia)

Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland