The New South Wales Legislative Council has 42 members elected for eight-year terms, one-half of the body being elected every four years, using the single transferable vote method, a form of preferential voting for use with proportional representation.
The New South Wales Legislative Council has 42 members elected for eight-year terms-half of the body. This body is being elected every four years.42 members elected for eight are using the single transferable vote method with proportional representation. The single transferable vote method is a form of preferential voting for use. Year terms are one.