Queensland Opposition leader David Crisafulli has revealed his stance on the Voice to Parliament referendum.
Mr Crisafulli will be voting ‘no’ in the referendum to enshrine an Indigenous Voice in the constitution come later this year.
He also revealed he will not be campaigning for the ‘no’ vote because he does not want to intervene in a federal issue. He said he is coming forward only because he feels like he owes it to the people of Queensland to be transparent.
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