LibGuides: A Voice To Parliament: The Cases for Voting No

The "No" Case - An Indigenous Voice To Parliament | Frank Brennan

An Indigenous Voice To Parliament | Frank Brennan
Chapter Eight | The "No" Case

Nyunggai Warren Stephen Mundine AO is an Australian Aboriginal businessman, political strategist and advocate for Indigenous affairs. Here, he explains on The Project why he is voting 'no'.

AEC No Pamphlet

AEC No pamphlet
Pamphlets written by politicians and published by the AEC have put the official case for a yes and no vote. They were not independently factchecked before publication.

First Nation’s Voice to Parliament: The Argument for Voting NO

Rule of Law | Voice the case for voting no
Rule of Law are an opinion-based organisation. Here they outline their opinions in support of voting "no".

FACT CHECK: what signs can you see that these are opinions?

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The Rule of Law website states: "Central to the wheel and the rule of law is the concept that no one is above the law – it is applied equally and fairly to both the government and citizens. This means that all people, regardless of their status, race, culture, religion, or any other attribute, should be ruled equally by just laws."