A guide to talking about the Voice

The Yes Campaign has developed a very handy guide to talking about the Voice to Parliament. It gives you the tools to design a conversation about tricky issues and provides straightforward answers to genuine questions.

We cannot afford to be complacent about this referendum and it’s incumbant on all of us to educate ourselves and be open to sharing our knowledge. Hopefully this document might make potentially awkward conversations that little bit easier.

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