Key HR legal documents Flashcards

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describe the role of the Magna Carter

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the cornerstone of HR protections, established principles of due process and equality before the law
right to trial by jury, not be held imprisoned with the prospects of a fair trial, right to religion

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role of the Racial Discrimination Act

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occurs when someone is treated less fairlet because of their race, colour, descent or ethnic origin - AHRC & FDA takes RDA complaints

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describe the role of the Sec Discrimination Act

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prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex, marital/relationship status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or breastfeeding in a range of areas in public life

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role of Disability Discrimination Act

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ensures freedom for people suffering from a disability and prohibits discrimination against persons with a disability

e.g failing to have wheelchair accessable ramps in buildings

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role of AUS constitution

in protecting expressed and implied HR in AUS

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set of rules that outlines the legal and political system by which Aus is governed

number of expressed and implied rights in the constitution

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what are the expressed rights in the constitution

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right to 1. compensation, 2. trial by jury (s80), 3. free trade between states, 4. religion (s116), 5. discrimination on the basis of residence (s117), 6. vote (s24)

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define role of section5 1 of the constitution

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the parliament shall hace power to make laws for peace, order and for good government of the Commonwealth for the public/citizens of Australia

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right to protest and hte freedom of assembly

implied right

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ICCPR Article 20 - Everyone has the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and association

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role of right to free speech

implied right

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outlines the right to elect leaders in the HoR & senate

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role right to democratic represention

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A government that is chosen by the people, therefore reflect the will of the people - genuine, free and fair elctions

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role of freedom of religion

expressed right

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fundamental entitlement,ICCPR A18

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role of right to trial by jury

expressed

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Only for indictable offences, assists the law to become reflective of community standards and expectations

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define protests

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a public action to express disapproval with the way an issue is being handled by the government

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define lobbying

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actions taken to influence public officals, in order that they address particular issues

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role of lodging complaints

informal

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person or organisation responsible for the breack makes amends through apology and bahaviour change

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role of lodging complaints

formal

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involves bringing the parties together and assisting them to solve their own dispute

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