The Voice to Parliament is Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s attempt to “shuffle” through on the basis of “good will”, says Lawyer Justin McGovern.
Lack of transparency on Voice shows Albanese’s attempt to ‘shuffle’ through on ‘good will’
“Precisely the problem with the Voice is that we don’t know what the model is – what it will be or how it will shape the legislative process,” he told Sky News host Amanda Stoker. “This is just another example of Albanese’s attempt to shuffle this through on the basis of good will, and with no transparency whatsoever.
“It’s in stark contrast to what occurred with the constitutional conventions where our founding framers deliberately set about, seeking the consultation of the people of the various colonies at that time.”
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