That means this Voice could stop governments doing anything affecting Aborigines, from tax policy to changing what’s taught in schools, until it took its sweet time to say what it thought

Sounds amazing. Again, the government needs justification to act whereas we should not need justification to resist that actions of unjust laws.

Here’s an example. A cyclone hits the Northern Territory. The government wants to rush in aid. But the Voice says no, not before you consult us. This affects Aborigines, too

To which parliament says it doesn't exclusively affect aboriginal and Torres Strait islanders and therefore isn't veto'able.

Good game, Andrew. Play again some other time?