The Electoral Review Expert Panel was appointed in May 2023 to review the operation of the Electoral Legislation Amendment Act 2018 (Vic) (2018 amendments). This report outlines the findings from the review.

The Independent Electoral Review was established in 2022 to consider how to make Aotearoa New Zealand's electoral system clearer, fairer and more accessible for current and future generations. This is the final report from that review.

This final report follows the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters’ interim report on the conduct of the 2022 election, tabled in June 2023.

In this interim report, the Committee considers a number of matters pertaining to the 2022 federal election, including reforms to donation laws and the funding of elections, truth in political advertising laws, and encouraging increased electoral participation and lifting enfranchisement of First Nations People.

This interim report sets out the Independent Electoral Review's draft recommendations for each area of New Zealand's electoral system, and provides an explanation of how the panel reached their view.