Voice to Parliament referendum

[Laan Yaa Mo]

A 'Yes' vote seems a no-brainer.

[Sport]

The 14 October cannot come quick enough for this voice rubbish to be defeated by the majority of the Aussie population and I will be voting no.

[Sport]

What Lang Hancock said is disgraceful and should be wiped from the history books.

A 'Yes' vote seems a no-brainer.

Not at this stage, the No vote appears to be getting stronger and should defeat the Yes camp.

[jackspratt]

What a surprise.

[jackspratt]

More than 70 university law professors say Voice 'not constitutionally risky' in letter to Australian public

More than 70 constitutional and public law teachers have signed a letter saying the Voice to Parliament "is not constitutionally risky" in a bid to tackle "misunderstandings and misconceptions" among Australian voters.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-10-06/ ... /102937352

But what would they know, compared to the Facebook and TikTok experts going full Trumpian/Hansen, and infecting/infesting Australian civil society?

[Laan Yaa Mo]

Back to the drawing board.

[FrazeeDK]

I read the synopsis of the Voice amendment and it appeared that working out all the "details and specifics of the who what, when, where were to occur after the amendment was passed. Seemed like a lot of unknowns there just to pass it..

[tamada]

I read the synopsis of the Voice amendment and it appeared that working out all the "details and specifics of the who what, when, where were to occur after the amendment was passed. Seemed like a lot of unknowns there just to pass it..

The UK did just that in June 2016.

It was called Brexit.