Sky News host James Morrow says Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has gone and made a reasonable point about the Voice to Parliament.
“Mainly, we simply don’t know enough about this thing, and that by rushing ahead, the PM has risked damaging reconciliation efforts and creating what Mr Dutton called ‘a dangerous and divisive debate’,” Mr Morrow said.
“Mr Dutton has also asked a series of questions which Australians quite reasonably deserve the answer to before voting yes.”
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