00:00 This is unlike any other referendum in the sense that the content is unclear.
00:09 And so instead of people focusing on the content, they're turning against the people on the
00:17 other side.
00:18 No one knows what exactly the advisory body can and can't do.
00:24 The Prime Minister should have legislated in advance, and he can still do that.
00:31 Then everybody would know via the legislation the limitations and the extent of the ability
00:39 of the advisory body to inform policy.
00:43 But at the moment, people are making decisions on the run, and you can see that the polls
00:50 are going down and down in the wrong way for the Yes campaign.
00:53 And I think that's mostly because people are unsure.
00:58 They're not against Aboriginal advancement.
01:00 They are not racists.
01:02 I think people are fearful that putting something in the Constitution that they don't understand
01:08 is something that they're nervous about.
01:09 [ Silence ]
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