Early Action: Opportunities for the Voice By James Reed

I received an email, I get many, with the claim that a document, actually a sheet of paper, was left in a restaurant, detailing the wider agenda of the voice. Naturally, I have a doubting mind, and would suppose that the conspirators would be careful what hey leave around. But, then there is Hunter Bide and his famous laptop. Apparently there is a website with all the gritty photos from the laptop there, but my stomach is too weak to view it. But, I digress. Here are the contents of the alleged note, with identification removed until I can verify specifics. I can see the Voice third chamber of parliament going for all this and beyond.

“It was headed “Early Action / Opportunities for the Voice”.
 
  1. Job quotas: Minimum 10% appointments to be First Nations people for Judges,
  Magistrates, CW SES, ADF officers, AFP and State Police forces, Corrections
  departments, Vice Chancellors, and Ambassadors.
 
  2. Universities: No entry tests, and no fees for First Nations people.
 
  3. Old age pensions: Reduced age eligibility for First Nations people “Because
  we die younger”.
 
  4. Public Housing: First Nations people to have first preference for all
  vacant public housing across all states.
 
  5. Sport & Music: Entry fees reduced by 50% for First Nations people for any
  events on public land.
 
  6. Beaches & National Parks: All beaches and national parks to be property of
  the relevant tribe, and non-first nations people to be charged to use the
  beaches, parks etc… Revenues to go to relevant tribe.
 
  7. Rivers and Streams: to become property of relevant tribe, and fees for
  water consumption paid to relevant tribe.
 
  8. Mining Royalties: Same as for water.
 
  9. Income tax: For First Nations people to be 50% of normal rate.
 
  10. Liquor Licensing: All new liquor licenses across Australia to be vetted by
  Voice.
 
  11. Voice Office: Research / Policy staff to analyse and review all proposed
  Government policies, legislation and appointments.”

Not bad for starters, and it will never end, unless stop dead in its tracks in the coming referendum.