Its leader, Fiona Patten, is the association's CEO, while the party's registered officer, Robert Swan, is the association's media director.
In 1992, Patten contested the second election for representation in the multi-member single consistency Australian Capital Territory Legislative Assembly on a ticket called the Hare-Clark Independent Party with sitting member, Craig Duby.
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