You're talking about having our indigenous languages supported. My understanding, if I look at the Constitution, is that the rights that are recognized and affirmed in the Constitution are undefined rights, unlike the indigenous languages legislation, which recognizes, names and defines our indigenous languages rights and enacts them into law.
As far as I understand—and I appreciate that the Indigenous Languages Act is now the law of the land to protect indigenous rights—now it's how we go about implementing those rights going forward that will determine what or where there might be changes to the legislation.
My position is that we should not allow the perfect to be the enemy of the good.