A new survey has found support for the Albanese Government's constitutionally enshrined Voice to Parliament has fallen in recent months amid ongoing attacks from the Opposition over a lack of detail.
The Resolve Political Monitor poll, published in the Nine newspapers, found 47 per cent of voters supported the plan which is down from the 53 per cent just last September.
Asked whether the government needed to go back to the drawing board, Mr Shorten said everything else has been tried. Bill Shorten has sought to defend the Voice to Parliament after a new poll showed support for the constitutionally enshrined body has slipped. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dylan Coker “We tried everything else, when it comes to decision making in this country, I personally believe it’s a fundamental principle of mine that when you make decisions about people, make them with people.
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