Queensland's under fire Olympics minister Tim Mander has been referred to the Australian Federal Police over his electoral enrolment status.The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) confirmed on Thursday it had made the referral.The election watchdog said it had sought information from Mr Mander about the matter, and this included an opportunity for him to provide information to support his enrolment claim."While a determination has not been made, the AEC does consider that there is currently an absence of compelling evidence to determine Mr Mander resided at the enrolled address," a spokesperson said."As such, on 19 May the AEC referred this matter to the AFP for their consideration, and any action they consider appropriate."In April, it was revealed Mr Mander had enrolled to vote at the address of a staff member.At the time, Mr Mander insisted he had updated the Electoral Commission of Queensland with his correct details every time his circumstances changed.Earlier this month, when he was quizzed about the issue, Mr Mander said he was going through the process with the AEC."I don't want to undermine that process," he said.