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How do I nominate? Complete the online Australian Honours nomination form. You can save and return to your online form for up to 14 days from when you start. You must complete any field with a star next to it. Include with your nomination the details of up to four referees.
Consideration of a nomination can take up to between 18 months to two years. Nominators will be contacted approximately one week prior to the official publication of the honours list for which the nomination was considered. Successful nominees receive a written offer of an award in the Order of Australia.
Submit your nomination by using the online form on the Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia website . To nominate someone, your application should include: Your name and contact details. The nominees name and contact details.
This is why many who are nominated for volunteer work in their community are awarded an OAM (for service worthy of particular recognition), many athletes who represent their country and professionals end up sporting an AM (for service to particular locality, group or field), and many business people and politicians,
The Council considers whether a nominee in the Order of Australia has: demonstrated achievement at a high level. made a contribution over and above what might be reasonably expected through paid employment, or. whose voluntary contribution to the community stands out from others who have also made a valuable contribution.
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Order of Australia Insignia of knights and dames of the Order of Australia Awarded by the Governor-General of Australia Type National order Awarded for Achievement and merit in service to Australia or humanity11 more rows
Anyone can nominate an Australian citizen for an award in the Order of Australia. The nomination may come from an individual or a group. The nomination should include an outline of how the nominee has made a docHub contribution to the community.

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