In recent days, there has been speculation over whether the government should abandon the referendum and instead legislate the Voice through parliament.

Campaigners say legislating the Voice – rather than enshrining it in the constitution – would weaken its standing and risks repeating mistakes of the past. 

Today, business leader and author of the new book ‘On The Voice to Parliament’, Nyikina man Charles Prouse, on cutting through the noise of the campaign and why he still believes in the power of a referendum.




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Guest: Author of the new book ‘On The Voice to Parliament’, Charles Prouse.

In recent days, there has been speculation over whether the government should abandon the referendum and instead legislate the Voice through parliament.Campaigners say legislating the Voice – rather than enshrining it in the constitution – would weaken its standing and risks repeating mistakes of the past. Today, business leader and author of the new book ‘On The Voice to Parliament’, Nyikina man Charles Prouse, on cutting through the noise of the campaign and why he still believes in the power of a referendum. Socials: Stay in touch with us on <a href="http://www.twitter.com/7ampodcast">Twitter</a> and <a href="http://www.instagram.com/7ampodcast">Instagram</a>Guest: Author of the new book ‘On The Voice to Parliament’, Charles Prouse.

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