RESULT: Approved 1981: Do you approve a Bill for an Act to require Members of Parliament to disclose certain pecuniary interests and other matters. RESULT: Approved 1991: Do you approve of the Bill entitled "A Bill for an Act (a) to reduce the number of politicians in the Legislative Council and to reduce their maximum term of office; and (b) to apply to the Legislative Council the same method of filling casual vacancies as applies to the Senate?" RESULT: Approved 1995: Do you approve of a Bill entitled: "A Bill to require the Parliament of New South Wales to serve full four year terms and to prevent politicians call early general elections or changing these new constitutional rules without a further referendum?" RESULT: Approved 1995: Do you approve of the Bill entitled "A Bill for an Act to Prevent Parliament from changing laws about the independence of judges and magistrates without referendum?" RESULT: Approved Electoral Funding The Election Funding Act 1981 provides for the public funding of part of the cost of NSW state election campaigns. Parties and candidates who intend to seek reimbursement from public funds for expenditure incurred in an election campaign are required to apply to the Election Funding Authority of NSW and register. These registers are kept by the Authority and are made available for public inspection. The legislation also provides for the public disclosure of the sources of funds used and the expenditure incurred in an election campaign. Declarations lodged by the parties and candidates