Scott Hargreaves, Executive Director of the Institute of Public Affairs, has written a brilliant article at Spectator.com.au, dealing with one of the major concerns of the Voice referendum, at least if this thing gets accepted by the public, who are being kept in the dark about the wider ramifications of this constitutional change. This is the creation of a third chamber of parliament. The Australian constitution document is arranged in three chapters, that represent the separation of powers that must be maintained under Australian law: Chapter I: The Parliament, Chapter II: The Executive Government, and Chapter III: The Judicature. This separation of powers exists in other jurisdictions such as the United States, whose constitution was examined by our Founding Fathers, but in the UK, with no written constitution, there is an overlap. Thus, Australian courts take this distinction very seriously.