adjective: shared or done by a group of people : involving all members
adjective: shared or done by a group of people : involving all members
noun: fact or event that can be observed & studied that is typically unusual or difficult to understand or explain completely
Human Rights acts are legislative which means it is created by parliament. Parliament needs submissions from the community to show their interest in having a say about changing those laws.
If we had a Human Rights Act, parliament would be required to consider how laws impact on human rights and our politicians would need to respect human rights when developing policy. Courts would also have the ability to assess whether laws are compatible with our human rights standards.
A Human Rights Act will make it easier for our politicians to be held to account for the decisions they make which affect our human rights. In the long term, this could encourage more robust debate, promote a more open and transparent government and help strengthen our democracy.
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