As time entered October, due to the previous conflict with the Dutch and the aftermath of the rubber crisis, Arthur announced the start of the postponed cabinet election.
The third cabinet government was fortunate because they served four months longer than their predecessors.
However, they were also unlucky, as the election for the fourth cabinet government of Australasia was extremely competitive, which meant that several cabinet ministers might be leaving the cabinet.
On October 7, 1911, the election for the fourth cabinet government of Australasia officially commenced.
Before the election, on October 5, 1911, the third cabinet government made a performance report on the square outside Sydney Palace and through broadcast form to the whole country.
Compared to the previous two cabinet governments, the third cabinet government underwent significant changes. Moreover, during their tenure, Australasia expanded some of its international influence.
