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He mentions the Uluru Assertion which, in accordance with the Australian Human Rights Fee, sought a Voice to Parliament but in addition “a means of agreement-making between governments and First Nations peoples that acknowledges the historic and modern cultural rights and pursuits of First Peoples by formally recognising sovereignty, and that land was by no means ceded”.