South Australian Labor disregards the resounding 64 per cent overall Voice referendum rejection by the state
South Australian Marxist Labor government following UN directions
In 2023, the South Australian First Nations Voice to Parliament was established.
The SA First Nations Voice will be made up of community members, elected by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in South Australia, to represent their communities and provide advice on laws, policies, and programs through direct line of communication with key decision-makers.
This will enable more informed and inclusive decision-making about the issues that matter most to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their communities.
The SA First Nations Voice to Parliament Election is the process for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in South Australia to elect these representatives.
The Federal Referendum and the SA First Nations Voice to South Australian Parliament are 2 separate but related initiatives. While the 2 initiatives have different scopes and objectives, they share a common goal of promoting greater Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander representation and self-determination in decision-making and development of laws, policies, and programs.
The SA First Nations Voice to Parliament is a state-level initiative and is being led by the South Australian government in partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. It aims to provide a connected, direct and independent line of communication to South Australia’s Parliament and the government, to allow important, shared communication by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living in South Australia. Only Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people enrolled in South Australia can vote (and nominate as a candidate) in the election.
The SA First Nations Voice To Parliament Election will be held on Saturday 16 March 2024. Eligible South Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders will be voting to choose their representatives in the SA First Nations Voice to Parliament. Only eligible Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people enrolled in South Australia can vote (and nominate as a candidate) in the election.
The ballot paper will have the names of candidates running for election and voters have to number their preferred candidates in order of preference. Voting in the SA First Nations Voice to Parliament Election is not compulsory.
The Federal Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament refers to the proposal for a constitutionally enshrined advisory body (Voice) to the Federal Parliament. A national referendum is required to enshrine the Voice to Parliament in the Australian Constitution. If the referendum is successful, the Federal Government will commence work to design the Federal Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice, informed by a series of design principles.
ENROL through the Australian Electoral Commission before 5:00 pm on 12 February 2024
NOMINATE as a candidate from 22 January 2024 VOTE on 16 March 2024
Well it says its not compulsory – if I were the South Australians they should boycott and not show up or vote at all… Its so stupid… Its already a done deal.
Instead AUDIT … AUDIT… AUDIT.. all those corporations etc that are receiving the funding from the Government and find out where it is going because it is not going where it is needed… Maybe even check the assets of the current elite Aboriginals running this fiasco.. just to be sure..as Ripley said !!
Les Lawrence, said: “there are better ways of unity between all of us who live in this great country”
With the state and local governments hell bent on having their VOICE treaties, divisive _”racist” legislation, regulations, laws, rules for them and rules for us, etc.
What are the better ways of unity ?
Will they conflict with state and local VOICE concerns?
Where will we get the money to fight for our further eroded freedoms and rights, due to the VOICE mandates and dictates?
I suggest that, with our shonky corporate governments and the VOICE in each state, working with/for those governments, there will be no “better ways of unity” they will not let unity happen.
That is one of the main reasons for the VOICE. It is perfect for divide and conquer, and the control of property / farmland. water, mining, public places, parks, etc.
Have nothing and be happy, is still in play and back on track.
This is when the people step up and remove from power anyone that breaks our law.
In the so called of democracy of Australia, we the people said NO to the racist 2 tier society. Aboriginals are no more no less important than any other “race”. In fact there is no such thing as race. We are all human coming from the same ancestors.
Ha ha ha what mob of absolute morons.. just shows you how STUPID the ALP really are.
Get over it !! 400million dollars wasted for a big loss, it is history now so move on, it is not a racist issue, there are better ways of unity between all of us who live in this great country .
Well said Tony. Ed
Russell said – “I think it time to get out of Australia…”
Mars, Dude.
At an absolute minimum, 55 million km away.
And at maximum, a VERY comfortable 400 million km distant.
With lots of real estate and plenty of room to stretch your legs, and no shit-for-brains hired mercenaries or two-faced scheming lying politicians to ruin your day.
Yeah Russell, somewhere in Asia would be good, ive got a mate living in Vietnam just south of Da Nang he loves it hes retired living on the aussie pension and lives like a king over there, and not starve to death like we would here. and another is looking to re locate to the Philippines same deal there. Im on the verge of retiring myself and may consider relocating to one of these places, they also have pretty good health care in these countries as well. and cost of living and accommodation is cheap.
Fair Dinkum this country is slowly becoming a cesspit of communist shit and the people love it, I bloody hate it, I loved the country that was, not what is now or going to be.
All they needed to fix the black mafia grifting all the funds was an audit! So why cant the white people have a ‘voice’ as they have been here the second longest and built the place. Not to mention the thousands who fought and died for it but let the division begin no good will come of it just more wasted money. The voice ‘reps’ don’t even have to attend parliament to get their free lunch with extra trimmings and free cash. Oh that’s right the people had a voice but it was ignored so democracy is definitely dead in SA.
The Australian Commonwealth Constitution has suffered no change since winning the NO Referendum vote to the Voice. To all those who have colluded over the years to remove the laws and powers of our Constitution, they have been stymied. Period.
We are to democratically uphold the laws of our Constitution which state under:
Exclusive powers of the Parliament
52. The Parliament shall, subject to this Constitution, have exclusive power to make laws for the peace, order, and good government of the Commonwealth with respect to—
(ii) Matters relating to any department of the public service the control of which is by this Constitution transferred to the Executive Government of the Commonwealth:
(iii) Other matters declared by this Constitution to be within the exclusive power of the Parliament.
The Federal House of Representatives Minister for Indigenous Australians is Linda Burney MP. She is subject to clause 52.
The Aboriginal Advisory Body of the Federal Government is the PM’s Minister’s Indigenous Advisory Council. NIAA is an Executive Agency within the Prime Minister and Cabinet
National Cabinet is established as a Federal Cabinet Committee and operates under Cabinet principles in accordance with the Federal Cabinet.
Cabinet is the Chief decision-making body of the executive branch of the Australian federal government. In CONSTITUTIONAL terms certain decisions of government may be made by Cabinet but can only be formally implemented via the Federal Executive Council.
Only the Federal High Court can deem if a law is constitutional or not.
Federal Executive Council.
62. There shall be a Federal Executive Council to advise the Governor-General in the government of the Commonwealth, and the members of the Council shall be chosen and summoned by the Governor-General and sworn as Executive Councillors, and shall hold office during his pleasure.
Original jurisdiction of High Court
75. In all matters— (i.) Arising under any treaty: the High Court shall have original jurisdiction
Inconsistency of laws.
109. When a law of a State is inconsistent with a law of the Commonwealth, the latter shall prevail, and the former shall, to the extent of the inconsistency, be invalid
Recognition of laws & c. of States.
118. Full faith and credit shall be given, throughout the Commonwealth to the laws, the public Acts and records, and the judicial proceedings of every State
Protection of States from Invasion and violence.
119. The Commonwealth shall protect every State against invasion and, on the application of the Executive Government of the State, against domestic violence.
These are self-explanatory.
IMO, we need to write to our elected representatives. (longish; no links)
Simple people believe that the problem is white people making decisions for Aboriginal people. Sure, that is pretty stupid, but the reason it is stupid is that the vast majority of white people have no idea of the context of problematic issues. And context is everything. Context is language and culture which few whites comprehend.
So, why was ATSIC, comprised of Aborigines, such a spectacular failure? Why are the exisiting Aboriginal political representatives not providing illuminating answers?
The reason is, these city Aborigines are just as ignorant of Aboriginal cultural and environmental context as white people. Basically, they are no different to white people. They are honourary white people. Brown honkies. Useless as tits-on-a-bull cityslickers.
Let me clarify this.
In the North and Centre, where all the real problems are, people communicate in local languages, some sixty or so in all. English is used as a greeting to white people and the rest of the conversation consists of smiling and nodding sagely, with the Aboriginal participants saying very little except “Yes” when this appears to be called for. And this is because in their culture, avoiding conflict or embarrassment is the sole object of the exercise. Exchanging wisdoms and data is not part of the equation. They part smiling and primary objective is achieved.
The council on Golburn Island once told me “It is only June and we have met sixty government delegations already. We have no idea what they were saying but we smiled and said yes and everybody was happy. We still have no idea what they were talking about.” This is archetypical.
When people like Marcia Langton, Tom Calma, Megan Davis, Stan Grant, Tom Mayo, and the cerebrally-challenged Minister for Aboriginal Affairs visit communities, they are as blind and deaf as the white people they accuse of colonialism and racism. They report back to departments, universities, and parliaments with the same garbage that white people do. Likwise 99% of Aborigines paid as liaison officers, walk into communities as aliens; and they know it. Ironically, this is pure racism and colonialism.
I think it time to get out of Australia if you have the money before the complete communist take over UN WEF .
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