Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has been asked whether he will resign if the Voice to Parliament referendum is successful, following the announcement that the Liberals oppose a constitutionally-enshrined Voice.
“People can draw their own conclusions around what people should do,” Mr Dutton said during a media conference on
Wednesday.“You can propose the same question – I presume you have – to the Prime Minister about whether he’ll resign.”
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