Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg says he is supportive of Opposition leader Peter Dutton’s “entirely reasonable” request for detail on the Voice to Parliament.
“I’ve always supported the concept to provide communities with more agency and more control,” Mr Bragg told Sky News Australia.
“The points that Mr Dutton is making – in relation to detail – there should be a policy of the government, to use the power they’re seeking, in the constitution, and I think that’s entirely reasonable.
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