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The PM has accused the Opposition of playing games over the Voice to Parliament

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The Prime Minister is refusing to release the details of legal advice about the impact of the proposed constitutional change. The Voice to Parliament would not have veto power - but the Liberal Party has raised fears it could launch challenges in the High Court.
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