Vital Greens 10% Urged to Vote 'YES'

Media Release | Spokesperson Bob Brown
Tuesday 2nd November 1999, 12:00am

With Tasmania seen as pivotal in Saturday's referendum on the republic, Senator Bob Brown has urged Greens voters to vote 'yes'.

"The Greens' 10% of Tasmania's voters are very analytical. Many have not yet made up their minds.

"I took a key role in the Senate debates, know the faults as well as the good points of this republican model, and I strongly recommend a 'yes' vote.

"If Tasmanians vote 'yes', the referendum will be won and Australia will move into the new millennium in full control of its own destiny, refreshed, independent and with its own head of state", said Senator Brown.

Senator Brown said he also wanted to send the 'yes' message to the 3-4% of people who vote Green, nation-wide.

"The Greens' contingent is unsure. Many people are still making up their minds. I'm urging them to take the bold option for Australia', he said.

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