1897–1898 Australasian Federal Convention

Target entity: 1897–1898 Australasian Federal Convention
Context triple: [Australian federation movement, hasPart, 1897–1898 Australasian Federal Convention]

• A. Council for the Australian Federation
  The Council for the Australian Federation is a body comprising Australian state and territory leaders that promotes intergovernmental collaboration and policy coordination independently of the federal government.
• B. New Zealand Representation Commission
  The New Zealand Representation Commission is an independent statutory body responsible for determining and reviewing the boundaries and names of New Zealand’s parliamentary electorates.
• C. Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference
  The Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference is an annual gathering of parliamentarians from across the Commonwealth that provides a forum to discuss governance, democracy, and legislative best practices.
• D. Charlottetown Conference
  The Charlottetown Conference was an 1864 meeting of colonial leaders in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, that laid the groundwork for the Canadian Confederation.
• E. Drafting of the New South Wales Constitution
  Drafting of the New South Wales Constitution was the mid-19th-century process of framing a foundational self-governing charter for the Australian colony of New South Wales, significantly shaping its political and legal institutions.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: 1897–1898 Australasian Federal Convention
Target entity description: The 1897–1898 Australasian Federal Convention was a series of meetings of colonial representatives that drafted the Australian Constitution and laid the foundations for the Commonwealth of Australia.

• A. Council for the Australian Federation
  The Council for the Australian Federation is a body comprising Australian state and territory leaders that promotes intergovernmental collaboration and policy coordination independently of the federal government.
• B. New Zealand Representation Commission
  The New Zealand Representation Commission is an independent statutory body responsible for determining and reviewing the boundaries and names of New Zealand’s parliamentary electorates.
• C. Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference
  The Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference is an annual gathering of parliamentarians from across the Commonwealth that provides a forum to discuss governance, democracy, and legislative best practices.
• D. Charlottetown Conference
  The Charlottetown Conference was an 1864 meeting of colonial leaders in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, that laid the groundwork for the Canadian Confederation.
• E. Drafting of the New South Wales Constitution
  Drafting of the New South Wales Constitution was the mid-19th-century process of framing a foundational self-governing charter for the Australian colony of New South Wales, significantly shaping its political and legal institutions.
• F. None of above. chosen