Professor Craven's Open Letter Calls for 'Yes' Vote in Indigenous Voice to Parliament Debate

Professor Greg Craven, a co-founder of pro-Voice organization, has penned an open letter urging undecided voters to support the constitutional amendment.

Craven's letter, published in The Australian, counters what he calls "misrepresentations" by the "No" campaign, which is seeking to defeat the proposed amendment.

In his letter, Craven argues that the Voice will give Indigenous Australians a say in decisions that affect their lives. He says the amendment is "modest" and "uncontroversial" and that it will not create a "third chamber" of Parliament.

Craven also addresses concerns that the Voice will be a "symbolic gesture" that will not deliver real benefits for Indigenous Australians. He argues that the Voice will have a real impact on policy and decision-making, and that it will help to close the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.

Craven's letter is a significant intervention in the debate over the Indigenous Voice to Parliament. His status as a constitutional expert and his support for the Voice will likely give his letter weight with undecided voters.