Voice to Parliament
Alternative labels
First Nations Voice
Indigenous Voice
The Voice
Description
"The Indigenous Voice to Parliament (The Voice) is the proposed new advisory group containing separately elected Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, perpetually enshrined in the Constitution of Australia, which would have a responsibility and right to advise the Australian Parliament and Government on national matters of significance to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples". [Wikipedia]
Submission
Response to the inquiry into administration of the referendum into an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice
This submission highlights that significant capacity gaps exist for mitigating electorally relevant mis and disinformation. It argues government should enforce necessary regulatory requirements that hold platforms accountable for the promotion of mis and disinformation, coupled with requirements for transparency to enable effective independent oversight.
Infographic
First Nations Voice to the South Australian Parliament
The Government of South Australia has committed to a state-based implementation of the Uluru Statement from the Heart, commencing with implementation of the First Nations Voice to the South Australian Parliament. This resource explains the model that has been passed by Parliament.
Briefing paper
Design principles of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice
This resource outlines the design principles of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice. It was developed and agreed to by the First Nations Referendum Working Group.
Report
Strong culture, strong youth: our legacy, our future
This report documents, through eight case studies, organisations and individuals work in communities to enrich the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and youth. One of the most encouraging aspects of these case studies is the way in which they detail and have drawn on self-determination to address some of the most important...
Report
2022 Australian Reconciliation Barometer
The Australian Reconciliation Barometer (ARB) is a national research survey – conducted every two years – that looks at the relationship between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and other Australians, and how perceptions affect progress towards reconciliation. The 2022 ARB surveyed a national sample of 532 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and 1990...