00:00 Although the Prime Minister has deviated questions about a national treaty, some dominant-dominated
00:06 campaignists do not want Australia to talk about it.
00:11 The elderly, activists, academics and community employees came together to campaign against
00:17 sound under the flag of Black Edge Men movement.
00:22 The roots of domestic-domestic activism came to forefront after leaving the Greens in 1970s
00:29 and.
00:30 Recently independent Senator Lydia Thorpe.
00:33 BSM supporters, such as lawyer and activist Michael Mansell, want to skip the sound and
00:40 go directly to the agreement.
00:43 Mansell, in his statement to 7.30, "The legitimacy of the white constitution and the most meaningless
00:51 way to recognize.
00:53 A treaty gives rights to the people of Aboriginal and brings obligations to all governments.
00:59 A voice does not give any rights and does not bring any obligation."
01:04 Said.
01:05 Chelsea Watago says that the sound will be weak as a advisory board.
01:11 Other BSM supporters, such as academic and writer Chelsea Watago, argue that the sound
01:18 will be weak as a counselling organ to Parliament.
01:21 "I was angry with the fact that the settlers decide what happened in our best interests."
01:27 Said.
01:28 As strategy.
01:29 "You don't have to be a historian who fails us as human being.
01:34 There is something to say about protecting anger."
01:38 The treaty was already placed in the Uluru Declaration Uluru Declaration.
01:43 Which is the basis of the audio referendum.
01:47 Already requires a treaty.
01:49 But defines it as making agreement we are looking for a postrata commission to control
01:54 process of.
01:56 Making an agreement between governments and the First Nations and tell truth about our
02:01 history.
02:03 Makarrata means to come together after a struggle.
02:06 The Albanian government fully committed the statement of Uluru.
02:10 But said that any progress in Makarrata would take place after the referendum.
02:16 The federal government has committed the heartfelt statement of Uluru.
02:21 Last year's October budget allocated 5.8 million to establish the Makarrade Commission.
02:28 If Mr. Mansell voted against 7.30 against the Australian referendum.
02:34 BSM would lobby the Prime Minister Antony Albania for a national treaty.
02:41 You go to Albanian like me others.
02:43 And you lost referendum.
02:45 You have agreed with expression that includes treaty truth.
02:49 You reserved money for this.
02:52 Now we want this treaty agreement in March 2024.
02:56 He will have to say.
02:58 Okay.
02:59 I agree.
03:00 Regardless of result of the referendum.
03:03 On way to state based treaties all states and regions except Western Australia have
03:08 committed the.
03:10 Agreement or set out for the agreement.
03:13 Victoria.
03:14 On all states and regions.
03:16 Is most developed in process with first democratic assembly of democratic people.
03:23 Voice state.
03:24 Next year.
03:25 The assembly will enter into more than one individual treaty negotiations with the Victoria.
03:32 Government for a statewide treaty.
03:34 And then first nations groups around Victoria.
03:38 This is a great work that contains health.
03:41 Education.
03:42 Justice.
03:43 Land rights.
03:45 Water rights.
03:46 Cultural heritage.
03:48 Language.
03:49 All of them.
03:50 He said.
03:51 We s.
03:51 WES