Voice to Parliament 2023 Referendum in Auslan

We're excited to announce that Deaf Aboriginal Services and Expression Australia have collaborated to provide Auslan translation of key information around the Voice to Parliament referendum.

The referendum will be held on Saturday, the 14th of October 2023.

We believe in creating an inclusive environment for all Deaf and hard of hearing people, and by working alongside Deaf Aboriginal Services we aim to ensure this information is culturally appropriate for all.

If you have any queries regarding this information, we encourage you to contact us at [email protected].

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Website: deafaboriginal.com.au

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Website: expression.com.au

This content was made on unceded Wurundjeri and Kaurna land. We respectfully acknowledge the traditional owners of these lands, and their Elders past, present, and emerging.

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Video chapters:
00:00 What is the Voice?
00:42 What is a Referendum?
01:13 What is a constitution?
01:43 How did the Voice to Parliament start?
02:26 What is the Voice to Parliament and how would it work?
03:17 Who are the members?
03:54 What would the Voice look like?
04:33 What is the difference between a Voice to Parliament and a treaty?
05:11 What does it mean to vote yes?
05:38 What does it mean to vote no?
05:54 Why is there debate?
06:32 More information