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Much of the evidence relied on is rooted in oral tradition, a method that, while culturally significant, presents challenges when establishing factual accuracy without rigorous verification. Critics argue that such an approach does not meet the standards necessary for forming foundational government policies, especially those that entail significant financial commitments like redress payments.
The Ongoing Debate and Future Implications
The discussion surrounding the Voice and related treaty processes is far from over. If local, state, and federal governments proceed with treaties and agreements based on contested findings and questionable processes, these debates are unlikely to fade away.