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Business has a legitimate stake in the Voice debate

When it comes to the Referendum on an Indigenous Voice, many businesses have strong views and they have a legitimate voice in this debate.

Tim Reed, Jennifer Westacott and Danny Gilbert

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Like the vast majority of Australians, many in the business community want a respectful and civilised debate on the recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples in the constitution through the Indigenous Voice to parliament referendum.

Many are taking a leadership position as boards or individual chief executives to express their support for the Voice. They are not telling their employees how to vote.

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Tim Reed is the president of the Business Council of Australia.
Jennifer Westacott is chief executive of the Business Council of Australia.
Danny Gilbert is managing partner of Gilbert+Tobin and a director of the Business Council of Australia.

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