The IPA’s Executive Director John Roskam says he has been “warning” people about the negative consequences of the Voice to Parliament for “years”.
“What Frank Brennan and Greg Craven are talking about are the consequences of what could happen if the referendum loses,” he told Sky News host Andrew Bolt.
“I have a different view which is that even if the referendum wins on the current polling, it’s likely to get no more than 55 per cent.”
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The IPA’s Executive Director John Roskam says he has been “warning” people about the negative consequences of the Voice to Parliament for “years”.
“What Frank Brennan and Greg Craven are talking about are the consequences of what could happen if the referendum loses,” he told Sky News host Andrew Bolt.
“I have a different view which is that even if the referendum wins on the current polling, it’s likely to get no more than 55 per cent.”
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