as at 12 April 2019

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In those instances where senators prefer to be known by other than his/her first names, the preferred name is underlined.
**Indicates changes since last issue of this list (dated 11 April 2019).
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AC—Australian Conservatives, AG—Australian Greens, ALP—Australian Labor Party, CA—Centre Alliance, CLP—Country Liberal Party, DHJP – Derryn Hinch's Justice Party, IND – Independent, LDP – Liberal Democratic Party, LP—Liberal Party of Australia, NATS—The Nationals, PHON – Pauline Hanson's One Nation, UAP – United Australia Party.

DATES OF EXPIRY OF SENATORS' TERMS OF SERVICE

Pursuant to section 42 of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918, the terms of service of the following senators representing the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory expire at the close of the day immediately before the polling day for the next general election of members of the House of Representatives.

Party Representation: AC 1, AG 9, ALP 26, CA 2, DHJP 1, IND 2, LDP 1, LP 25, NATS/CLP 6, PHON 2, UAP 1

¹ Chosen by the Parliament of Victoria to fill a casual vacancy (vice S. Conroy, resigned 30.9.16), pursuant to section 15 of the Constitution.
² High Court determined (vice B. Day, resigned 1.11.16 and disqualified under sections 44 and 45 of the Constitution, 4.2.17). 
³ High Court determined (vice R. Culleton, disqualified under sections 44 and 45 of the Constitution, 11.1.17).
⁴ Vacancy to be filled (vice S. Ludlam, resigned, 14.7.17), pursuant to section 44 of the Constitution.
⁵ Vacancy to be filled (vice L. Waters, resigned, 18.7.17), pursuant to section 44 of the Constitution.
⁶ Chosen by the Parliament of Western Australia to fill a casual vacancy (vice C. Back, resigned, 31.7.17), pursuant to section 15 of the Constitution.
⁷ High Court determined (vice F. Nash, disqualified under sections 44 of the Constitution, 27.10.17).
⁸ High Court determined (vice M. Roberts, disqualified under sections 44 of the Constitution, 27.10.17).
⁹ Chosen by the Parliament of South Australia to fill a casual vacancy (vice N. Xenophon, resigned 31.10.17), pursuant to section 15 of the Constitution.
_¹⁰ High Court determined (vice S. Parry, resigned, 2.11.17), under sections 44 of the Constitution.
¹¹ High Court determined (vice J. Lambie, resigned, 14.11.17), under sections 44 of the Constitution.
¹² High Court determined (vice S, Kakoschke-Moore, resigned, 22.11.17), under sections 44 of the Constitution.
¹³ Chosen by the Parliament of New South Wales to fill a casual vacancy (Vice S. Dastyari, resigned 25.01.18), pursuant to section 15 of the Constitution.
¹⁴ Chosen by the Parliament of Queensland (Vice G. Brandis, resigned 7.02.18), pursuant to section 15 of the Constitution.
¹⁵ High Court determined (vice K, Gallagher, disqualified under sections 44 of the Constitution, 9.5.18).State and party representation in the Senate
¹⁶ Chosen by the Parliament of New South Wales to fill a casual vacancy(vice L. Rhiannon, resigned 15.8.18), pursuant to section 15 of the Constitution.
¹⁷  Chosen by the Parliament of Queensland (vice A. Bartlett, resigned 27.8.18), pursuant to section 15 of the Constitution.
¹⁸ Appointed by the Governor of Tasmania (vice D. Bushby, resigned 21.1.19), pursuant to section 15 of the Constitution.
¹⁹ Chosen by the Parliament of Victoria to fill a casual vacancy (vice J. Collins, resigned 15.2.19), pursuant to section 15 of the Constitution.
²⁰ Appointed by the Governor of New South Wales to fill a casual vacancy (vice D. Leyonhjelm, resigned 1.3.19), pursuant to section 15 of the Constitution.
²¹ **Casual vacancy (vice D.P.B. Smith, resigned 11.4.19), pursuant to section 15 of the Constitution.

SENATORS' PARLIAMENT HOUSE TELEPHONE & FACSIMILE NUMBERS

Mail for senators in Canberra should be addressed to: The Senate, PO Box 6100 Parliament House, Canberra ACT 2600