Government website calls for Constitutional Recognition submissions

The information below has been posted for your information by the SU website administration agents. Official comments from the organisations spokespersons were not available at the time of publishing.

Parliament will only want submissions on how to support Recognition - but this information might provide Activists with a chance to let the voting public know how much opposition there is. ie Rallies at consultations etc.

A Sovereign Treaty is the only Reform with any potential of justice

Tinkering at the edges of a profoundly racist constitution is no solution ... Nowhere else in the world would anyone accept what the 'Expert' Panel recommends.

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The Parliament of Australia website states that the Joint Select Committee on Constitutional Recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples welcomes submissions on steps that can be taken to progress towards a successful referendum on Indigenous Constitutional Recognition.

The following details are from the Government website - Link

Relevant Links:
The committee welcomes submissions
Submissions information
How to make a submission to a Senate Committee Inquiry
Completed inquiries by this committee
Completed Reports none available as at 24 June 2014

Committee Secretariat contact:
Joint Select Committee on Constitutional Recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples
PO Box 6100
Parliament House
Canberra ACT 2600

Phone: (02) 6277 3544
Fax: (02) 6277 5719
jscatsi@aph.gov.au

More information:   Facebook: Vote 'NO' To Constitutional Change

Extinguishing First Nations claims to sovereignty by collaboration

'Cleaning up' out-of-date parts of the Constitution such as section 25 or mucking around with s51 (race powers) won't help a single Aboriginal,' said Michael Mansell

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Abbotts Teacher of Lies: In 2007, John Winston Howard, whilst opposing the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, a Treaty and after shutting down ATSIC and introducing the Northern Territory Intervention, said "... I announce that if I am re-elected, I will put to the Australian people within 18 months a referendum to formally recognise Indigenous Australians in our Constitution, their history as the first inhabitants of our country, their unique heritage of language and culture, and their special, though not separate, place within a reconciled indivisible nation."