‘A First Nations Voice to Parliament.
The voice to parliament would be a representative body giving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders a say in law and policy affecting them. Enshrined in the constitution, it would become an institution of lasting significance for First Nations and all Australians.
There are three key elements to the reforms set out in The Uluru Statement.
Only one involves a change to the Australian Constitution.
The Constitutional Change
Involves enshrining a First Nations Voice in the Australian Constitution that would empower Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
The Legislative Change
Involves the establishment of a Makarrata Commission. The Makarrata Commission would supervise a process of agreement-making with Australian governments.
The Makarrata Commission
Would also oversee a process of truth-telling about Australia’s history and colonisation.’
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