Anthony Albanese and his acolytes have been cock-a hoop over the Solicitor-General’s opinion on the Voice. They are ecstatic that they have received his opinion because he is the commonwealth’s principal legal guru and whatever he says must carry weight. So you can understand their enthusiasm for flashing it around, even if it is clearly a truncated and sanitised version of his earlier opinion that the government brazenly refuses to release.
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