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The Voice to Parliament: Engaging with the No Arguments
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38:34Now PlayingThe Referendum to change the Constitution to allow for the creation of an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament is on October 14. Voting is compulsory. This is an important moment for our country and community so please take time to really consider your vote and engage with the issue.
The referendum is the end point of decades of advocacy and debate. This video address some of the misinformation, misunderstandings, and legitimate objections to the Voice. Please use the chapters below to jump to arguments that are relevant to you.
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Relevant Reports for Details:
Final Report of the Referendum Council
Indigenous Voice Codesign Process Final Report
Final Report of the Joint Select Committee on Constitutional Recognition
Information on Regional Dialogues
Indigenous Law Centre Summary Report
The Uluru Statement From the Heart
Resources:
McGlade, H. Voice Will Empower Us, Not Undermine Sovereignty
Liddle, C. Voters Need Facts, Not Pipedreams
Black Sovereign Movement, Detailed Outline of Position on Referendum
Twomey, A. Why an Indigenous Voice Would Not Be a 'Third Chamber' of Parliament
Pearson, L. Two chicken nuggets, a golf club and the Voice debate that forgot Indigenous Rights
Carmondy, T. Stop this country being comfortable with our pain. Why I’m voting yes.
Watego, C. Voice to Parliament: Why mob are staying silent
Davis, M. The Voice Beyond Symbolism
The Point, Miss Information get some Voice advice from Mililma May | NITV
Countless reports show water is undrinkable in many Indigenous communities. Why has nothing changed?
RMIT University FactCheck
Important Documents:
Bringing Them Home Report
Bringing Them Home20 Years On
Indigenous Deaths In Custody Report Summary
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People
2023 Closing the Gap Implementation Plan
2023 Closing the Gap Annual Data Compilation Report
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