The Allan government is moving to establish its own Voice to parliament by making permanent the taxpayer-funded body advising on Treaty and tasking it with offering policy advice on behalf of Indigenous Victorians.
Victoria is fast becoming a dictatorship under Jacinta Allan, we voted against this stupid divisive idea and yet she does not listen and again is doing what she wants. Jacinta Allan is no longer representing Victoria’s she is representing her own private agenda out of step with the rest of the state.
Vic Goverment premier has ignored the majority who voted NO to this from a Fed Referudum…..But ALbo made it clear the states can do this in stealth in looking the other other some are aware a Fed Consitution if Fed Law inconsistaint to state Law, it is is invalid!!!
So this done against the vote of majority and the Voice Referudum was a waste of money as still after it was rejected by the majority….the state permiers are still introducing his Voice Treaty garbage a order of UN and WEF…..as they will not accept NO for a answer……what a waste tax $ for the tick box indigenouse gimmie gimmie tribe…..40 Billion year from tax payers for those peopel in remote areas which hardly reaching them and these activist some fairer are flithy rich and they are still not happy!
Victimhood pays a grudge they can’t get over…..so those unforunate events happen and people said sorry under Kevin Rudd and some of use won’t born when it happen and was not part of so why should we made gulity for their woes….leave it behind and move on…..some in the indigenous comminity has done well for themsleves and left the past behind…but some these tick a box activist pray on their woes and make heaps money from it!
We voted no to this stuff we do not want it in Australia. Feeling sad for the people of Victoria Jacinta Allan and Dan Andrews were and are dictators.
Premier Jacinta Allan says her state’s treaty is not a ‘Voice to Parliament’ by stealth, and that everyone in Victoria is “up for this.”
She says the difference is “we are not changing the Constitution,” but instead “adding to the existing parliamentary structure.”