The Opposition in New South Wales has outlined how it its members will approach the upcoming Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum.
Opposition Leader Mark Speakman said Liberal and Nationals MPs will be free to campaign for or against the proposal “in line with their own views and those of their community”.
NSW Opposition Leader Mark Speakman said Liberal and National MPs were free to campaign for or against the Voice to Parliament. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Jeremy Piper “This is demonstrated in our record investment in government through the National Agreement on Closing the Gap.
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