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He is known for his role as Ben Wyatt in the NBC sitcom Parks and Recreation for which he was twice nominated for the Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Actor in a Comedy Series. Select " Western Australia Top Stories" from either the ABC News homepage or the settings menu in the app. Alternative Name: Ben with Ledgerman Hat. Adam Paul Scott 1 (born April 3, 1973) is an American actor, comedian, and producer. "If you want to actually reject that, you want to get a better outcome, you want to see Aboriginal people given the same opportunities as others then there's only one answer on the 14th of October and that's to vote yes." Want more local WA news? "I know that Western Australians don't accept the status quo when it comes to Aboriginal policy in WA, they don't accept the fact that billions of dollars are being spent to get not just no outcomes, but actually see outcomes go backwards," he said.
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The proposed Voice would have the power to advise the parliament and federal government on matters that affect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The Cones of Dunshire What happens when Ben Wyatt (Adam Scott) has too much free time He rocks a Letters to Cleo shirt and cooks up the most unnecessarily. Reflecting on his four years in government before leaving parliament in 2021, he said it was clear Western Australians were frustrated with a lack of progress in Aboriginal affairs, and encouraged them to vote yes in the referendum to change that trajectory.Īustralians will go to the polls on October 14 to vote on constitutional recognition for Indigenous Australians as well as to enshrine a Voice to Parliament. He expects other companies will hire more Indigenous board members in the coming years. "Very rare that you get a consensus on a good outcome, but ultimately, clearly, the regulations went too far and that's why the government had to make the decision it had to make." Ben Wyatt is the first Indigenous person to be appointed as a board member by an ASX200 company. "I was disappointed of course … after a lot of work, four years of work, where we had a consensus from the pastoralists, the farmers, the prospectors, the miners," he said.
Mr Wyatt addressed the backflip for the first time while campaigning for a Yes vote in the upcoming Voice referendum, saying the government's decision felt "somewhat inevitable". Ben Wyatt was WA's Indigenous affairs minister, treasurer and lands minister as the legislation was prepared, before it was passed through parliament in the months after he left politics in 2021.Īs the laws took effect earlier this year he defended the changes against sustained criticism from the state's opposition as well as farmers and pastoralists.īut five weeks later Premier Roger Cook announced the legislation would be scrapped, saying it had "unintentionally caused stress, confusion and division".
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