Please Join Us
Australians for Constitutional Monarchy is a community organisation whose aim is:
To preserve, to protect and to defend our heritage: the Australian constitutional system, the role of the Crown in it, and our flag.
As a free Member you:
- Receive the latest ACM news.
- Receive event and function notices.
- Receive information about materials and publications.
- Stay informed on current issues.
- Help promote our Constitutional Monarchy by ensuring that education and information are provided for future generations.
You can start out as or upgrade to be a supporting Member—without any charge. ACM members contribute in many ways and these are always valued. To become a Supporting Member you can use this button.
When you become a Supporting Member you:
- Receive the latest ACM news.
- Receive event and function notices.
- Receive information about materials and publications.
- Stay informed on current issues.
- Help promote our Constitutional Monarchy by ensuring that education and information are provided for future generations.
- Become a voting Member of the Council of Supporters of Constitutional Monarchy.
We are always delighted if you can help us with a donation. (Do remember that we have always been rigorously audited and that we ran the successful 1999 referendum campaign.) To do this please donate online today.
There are many reasons to join Australians for Constitutional Monarchy. Among these are the following.
ACM:
- is Australia’s largest constitutional monarchist organisation
- has been audited in each and every year since its inception in 1993
- has consistently presented the winning arguments for the retention of the Crown & the flag
- called the largest demonstration ever held on this issue when over 20,000 protested against the expulsion of the NSW Governor from Government House
- continued the fight relentlessly until the Governor was returned
- led a united front of all monarchist groups at the 1998 Constitutional Convention (ACM received 72% of the monarchist vote)
- built up a support base of more than 55,000 across Australia to fight the referendum on the ground
- established from Sydney a network of full-time directors and offices in Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne and Hobart to coordinate the referendum campaign in each of the states and the ACT
- drafted the winning No Case in the official Yes/No booklet sent to every voter
- devised the winning slogans for the campaign, all based on sound legal and constitutional argument
- provided advertising additional to that of the funded No Case
- because of the large vote gained in the Convention election, was awarded eight of the ten seats of the Vote No Committee to administer the $7.5 million grant for referendum advertising (the other two seats went to republicans opposed to the Keating-Turnbull republic)
- was the engine room for the winning No case in the 1999 referendum, meeting daily to secure victory
- has led the constitutional monarchist movement since, being the only organisation— monarchist or republican— to hold a national conference in every year since the referendum, and to hold them in different cities across the nation.