We don't want to go to the Supreme Court eventually and then have someone say I know what you want to do, but and that is legitimate because the recognition of indigenous people is, in fact, something that is constitutionally established, but you folks didn't do it.
Neil Abercrombie: “We don't want to go to the Supreme Court eventually and then have someone say I know what you want to do, but and that…”
On the recordJune 10, 2009
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Abercrombie warns against potential legal challenges to the bill's constitutionality.
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