Voice to Parliament: Australia has 'never' gone to referendum with details, says Aunty Pat
Daily MailAn Indigenous elder who helped the government carve out the Voice to Parliament referendum question has urged the Australian public to vote on principle - claiming further details won't be made public until after a 'Yes' vote. Aunty Pat Anderson, co-chair of the Uluru Dialogue and Alyawrre elder, told ABC News Breakfast Australia has 'never gone to a referenda with all the details' and that this will be no different. Aunty Pat Anderson, c o-chair of the Uluru Dialogue and Alyawrre elder, told ABC News Breakfast Australia has 'never gone to a referenda with all the details' and that this will be no different Aunty Pat said: 'In this kind of democracy, the one we have here in Australia, we vote on matters of principle. Mayo has become one of the most prominent campaigners in the Voice after contributing to the creation of the Uluru Statement from the Heart in 2017 Speaking at the Sydney Writers Festival to promote his new handbook to the Voice to Parliament, Mayo said he's throwing 'everything he has' at this referendum He made the comment in a video published by Search Foundation, a left-wing thinktank that markets itself as the successor to the Communist Party of Australia. Mr Mayo was speaking about the Uluru Statement from the Heart, some two years before the Albanese government announced there would a referendum on a First Nations Voice - an Aboriginal body with the power to propose alterations to all bills before parliament that impact indigenous people.