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Senator Bragg discusses the importance of a free vote on the Voice to Parliament issue within the Liberal Party, emphasizing the need for internal differences to be respected. He highlights the significance of the proposed new structures and the need for careful consideration of the wording for a successful referendum.

Senator Bragg discusses the Liberal Party's need to focus on policy and maintain a mainstream position to recover from recent losses and attract voters.

Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg discusses the upcoming Liberal Party Room meeting on the Voice Referendum, emphasizing the need for clarity in the wording to ensure the safety of the system of government. Despite some reservations within the Party, there is support for a 'yes' vote if the wording is right, aiming to recommend it to voters.

Joining the new Select Committee as a long-time Voice concept supporter, focusing on amending the Australian Constitution for lasting impact. Listening to various perspectives, the Committee aims to fairly evaluate claims and work collaboratively towards a significant outcome.

Senator Andrew Bragg discusses the Liberal Party's focus on developing a credible plan for emissions reduction and the importance of maintaining a centrist approach to resonate with voters in urban areas. The recent NSW State Election results indicate the significance of addressing key issues such as the economy, childcare, and emissions reduction to secure electoral success.

Labor's victory in the NSW State Election was attributed to leader Chris Minns' authenticity and transformative potential, while the Liberal Party faced challenges due to arrogance and a swing against the government. Climate change policy and coal projects remain key issues for the incoming government.

Government's breach of trust in touching super and franking credits will have widespread consequences, introducing new tax implications with unrealised gains and unindexed caps, potentially undermining the long-term viability of superannuation schemes and deterring future investments.

The text discusses how the Albanese Government is influenced by vested interests, particularly super funds and unions, leading to policies that prioritize locking up superannuation funds and lack transparency in fund management. The government's focus on serving vested interests rather than addressing inflation or promoting private investment is highlighted.

The Senate endorsed a motion for the Treasury to release a report on an ASIC Deputy Chair by March 9, 2023, ensuring transparency and accountability.

Andrew Clennell interviewed Senator Andrew Bragg on Sky News AM Agenda about superannuation, the Voice, NSW State Election, and the Aston By-election. Senator Bragg advocated for making super voluntary to empower Australians to use their money for priorities like home ownership, criticizing compulsory super for benefiting rent seekers and limiting access to funds.