Former prime minister Tony Abbott told a parliamentary inquiry the Voice was “wrong in principle” and “potentially dangerous in practice”.
not to have been invited to address the committee after sending in a submission. Committee chair senator Nita Green said in thereport that it had “prioritised legal experts and Indigenous representatives from across Australia”.
”If fearmongering about [the Voice] resulted in a No vote it would be a complete tragedy for the country.Alex Ellinghausen “I pull up on the side of the highway and take the call ... And he said: ’Mate, I think setting aside special senate seats would be an easier idea to get up.
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