Voice Referendum - Why are people worried about Executive Government?

This video addresses the argument about the legal risks involved in the Voice being able to make representations to the Executive Government. It explains how as a matter of procedural fairness, government decision-makers sometimes have to take account of certain matters that are expressly or impliedly required by the statute that gave the decision-maker his or her power. It then explains how some people have raised the concern that instead of Parliament deciding what a decision-maker must take into account, the High Court might do so by way of constitutional implication. Using examples from recent High Court cases, the video explains why it is extremely unlikely that the High Court would do so. If you genuinely want to understand the issue, and the precedents which show how the High Court is likely to approach it, this is the video for you.