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This is not a sight you will see too often – a LNP senator sitting with the crossbench, against the government.

Susan McDonald chaired the committee that recommended the additional maintenance requirements be removed from charity flight operators – which is what Rex Patrick is calling for.

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And from this, I think you can infer from this answer on the voice to parliament, Ken Wyatt has set out that the government will be pushing to legislate, before heading to the referendum

Patricia Karvelas: You do know you’ll break a lot of hearts by not putting the voice to the people?

We also have to be pragmatic and that’s a reality.

Some people have told me it will break their hearts. We have to think about whether we want to be recognised in the Constitution.

Recognition was in section 127 in the Constitution but in the sense of not allowing us to be counted. 127 was struck out.

The 1967 referendum created a number of myths around what it really meant to people. The reality was, was the striking out of that and then the amendment, the 51-26.

I’m going to wait to see what comes out.

I’ve been meeting with people and there is a degree of willingness to have recognition. I think that once we work through whatever the voice is, and that may give us another option.