You may not have realised it, but Australia is now in the grip of a new and deadly virus. It is called Constitutional Expert Syndrome or CES and its principal manifestation is an outbreak of people identifying themselves as constitutional experts. These luminaries can be easily identified by the fact that they rise in turn like robots to give their opinion on the proposed aboriginal Voice to parliament and, by a remarkable coincidence for lawyers, all express the same opinion, that the Voice is A Good Thing and so benign that it could not possibly pose a threat in any...
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