Most significantly, it oversaw an innovative process where — for the first time — Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples themselves were asked to deliberate collectively and report back on
what constitutional recognition meant to them.
Not exact matches
The references that I will discuss in this section are: the potential
recognition of the
constitutional and autonomous nature of the EU legal order; brief discussion of
what legitimates the EU legislative process; the categorisation of rights deriving from EU law; whether Article 50 TEU has been incorporated into domestic law, and finally whether notice to withdraw from the Union once given under Article 50 (1) is revocable.
Request that the Government and the Opposition identify the parameters of
what they will support in relation to
constitutional recognition, based on the issues identified by the various review processes to date, as well as their willingness to consider further measures to address the specific circumstances faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.