Lololol Comrade Ant ,you are trying to tell me that 80 percent of Indigenous support the Voice (which is bs) and the only proof you show me is a poll in the Australian ,which was open to everyone to vote,plus it was back in January .Dude, you've done nothing but throw insults my way this whole thread and you've still not been able to produce a single indigenous policy initiative the LNP did in their 11 years in power
Come up with one thing the LNP did in those 11 years - put up or shut up Benghazi.
80% do mate. You are denying the wishes of 80% of indigenous Australians, but as an old white man with a Eureka flag avatar you know what's better for them than they do right?
Indigenous support for Voice at 80pc despite protests by ‘noisy few’
New polling shows 80 per cent of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians support a Voice enshrined in the constitution.www.afr.com
Well the yes voters think there will be a difference,what will be the difference in programs that exist now ,that the Voice will provide and make such a difference socially.
The NIAA is a delivery body and one that allocates funding whereas the Voice is just an advisory body with no delivery responsibilities at all.
So it’s a $5.7 billion budget over the budget year plus the forward estimates, so 4 years.Indigenous Advancement Strategy | NIAA
The Indigenous Advancement Strategy (IAS) is the way the Australian Government funds and delivers a range of programs for First Nations Australians. The IAS is administered by the National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA)The IAS has six key components:www.niaa.gov.au
Indigenous affairs
Budget Review October 2022–23 Index Sally McNicol This article considers Indigenous-specific measures across portfolios in the Budget October 2022–23, and other measures relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Measures covered include health, housingwww.aph.gov.au
You must have missed the point of my post. I acknowledged that child abuse is a serious issue. What I said was Dutton, and Price, have claimed kids are being returned to abusers- but have offered no evidence. Price claims she knows kids in abusive situations, but has not contacted the police because she assumes someone else has.Im quite sure we have gone over this before.
The indigenous population in Australia is quite small,but the substantiation rate of abuse in indigenous children is 43percent per 1000
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in substantiations
In 2020–21, 14,600 Indigenous children were the subject of a substantiation. This is a rate of 43 per 1,000
Indigenous children from the lowest socioeconomic areas were more likely to be the subjects of substantiations. Of the 13,900 Indigenous children who were the subjects of substantiations and could be mapped to a socioeconomic area, about 42% (5,900) were from the lowest socioeconomic area, compared to 3.9% (548) who were from the highest.
Anyway l have put links in previous posts ,lm quite sure it has nearly everything if people search around.
Somethings may be hidden by the Federal and State Governments,something about privacy policy
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander matters is not just the NIAA.Order to Establish the National Indigenous Australians Agency as an Executive Agency
I, General the Honourable Sir Peter Cosgrove AK MC (Ret’d), Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council and under section 65 of the Public Service Act 1999:
(a) establish the National Indigenous Australians Agency as an Executive Agency;
(b) allocate the name National Indigenous Australians Agency to the Executive Agency;
(c) allocate the name Chief Executive Officer to the Head of the Executive Agency;
(d) identify the Minister for Indigenous Australians as the Minister responsible for the Executive Agency;
(e) specify the functions of the National Indigenous Australians Agency be as follows:
i. to lead and coordinate Commonwealth policy development, program design and implementation and service delivery for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people;
ii. to provide advice to the Prime Minister and the Minister for Indigenous Australians on whole-of-government priorities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people;
iii. to lead and coordinate the development and implementation of Australia’s Closing the Gap targets in partnership with Indigenous Australians;
iv. to lead Commonwealth activities to promote reconciliation;
v. to build and maintain effective partnerships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, state and territory governments and other relevant stakeholders to inform whole-of-government priorities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and enable policies, programs and services to be tailored to the unique needs of communities;
vi. to design, consult on and coordinate the delivery of community development employment projects;
vii. to analyse and monitor the effectiveness of programs and services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, including programs and services delivered by bodies other than the Agency;
viii. to coordinate Indigenous portfolio agencies and advance a whole-of-government approach to improving the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people; and
ix. to undertake other tasks the Prime Minister and the Minister require from time to time.
This Order will commence on 1 July 2019.
October 2022–23 Budget provides $1.1 billion more than the March 2022–23 Budget for Indigenous Australians-related matters, averaging $4.2 billion per year over the forward estimates.
Indigenous affairs
Budget Review October 2022–23 Index Sally McNicol This article considers Indigenous-specific measures across portfolios in the Budget October 2022–23, and other measures relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Measures covered include health, housing
