Amanda Stoker (Queensland, Liberal Party, Assistant Minister to the Attorney-General) Share this | Hansard source

The answer really was given yesterday. The decision about how to go about decision-making processes and whether or not there's going to be the acceptance by a native title group of a particular decision is in their hands. If a particular group wants to make it so that more than majority is required—whether that's special majority or whether that's unanimity—that's a decision for the people who are affected by the decision; that's not a matter for the Commonwealth.