What's the Uluru Statement and What It Means to Australians?

One of the big things that we wanted to do, and as Bridget was talking about before, was create that bipartisan consensus. So by holding those dialogues and having that free flowing debate about what it means, I think that's really important. And so I think there are a range of really important voices in this. We want to have a diversity of events. It's not just parliamentarians about what the difference it will make to them. For those who are more the constitutional sort of conservatives, why this isn't a frightening thing for the constitution. This is actually moderate and sensible and simple changes in terms of the recognition and consultation.