List of Companions of the Order of Australia - Statistics

This page is a continuation of List of Companions of the Order of Australia

(For technical reasons, these sections have been placed on a separate page.)

Announcements

A list of links to announcements appears on the Governor-General's website.^[1]

It's an Honour

• Companion of the Order of Australia
• Fact sheet
• List of recipients
  • There are currently 427 entries in this list.
  • The list does not necessarily show all recipients of the Companion of the Order of Australia, as some awardees of Australian honours elect not to have their names appear on the "It's an Honour" website.
  • This information does not distinguish between the General and Military divisions
  • Honorary recipients are denoted by [ H ] next to their name (with the exception of "PHILIP, Prince Philip").
• Numbers awarded

Numbers awarded

Statistics from "It's An Honour"

Statistics from It's An Honour "Award Statistics" page

• [1] Note: Despite what the web page says, these numbers are as at Queen's Birthday 2011, NOT as at 30 June 2010

Statistics from It's An Honour database search counts

(The database search count only gives total records displayed.)

• [2] Note: Despite what the search result annotations say, the count returned is the actual number of records displayed, and does not include the awardees who have elected not to appear in the database.
• [3] The difference between [1] and [2] is the awardees who have elected not to appear in the database.

Statistics from the table on this page

Count of awards by Division

The four people on this page not mentioned in "It's an Honour"

• Elphick – see Gazette 2006 Australia Day
• Heydon – see Gazette 2004 Queen's Birthday
• MacDougall – reference now – (Awarded 1993 Queens Birthday)
• Richard Pratt – No reference for the award (1988). Resignation: Gazette No. S 40, 22 February 2008.

Numbers of awards by Year awarded by Division

(Numbers derived from the big table on this page.)
Key:

• Year – Year awarded
• G – General Division
• M – Military Division
• H – Honorary
• R – Resignations (Only one to-date – 2008)

References

1. ↑ http://www.gg.gov.au/australian-honours-and-awards/australian-honours-lists