it will give too much law-making power to judges, judges will determine which rights are more important

it will be difficult to protect rights

all of the listed responses

it will not protect the rights of minorities

it will be very difficult for a dictator to remove

all of the listed responses

it will be easy to adapt to the changing times

Parliament can change it if judge's misinterpret it

Constitutional, Act of Parliament, Common Law

Act of Parliament, Constitutional, Common Law

Common Law, Constitutional, Act of Parliament

Constitutional, Common Law, Act of Parliament

overruled by a higher court

struck down by an Act of Parliament

amended by international law

struck down by parliament AND overruled by a higher court

the constitution

an Act of Parliament

the common law

an international treaty

Jury Trial

Right to Property

Right to Life

Freedom of Religion

gives recommendations as to whether the bills match Australia's international rights obligations

all of the listed responses

gives the UN direct power over Australia's laws

means ALL federal laws must adhere to the constitution

a referendum on the ability to create "race laws"

signing the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Dsicrimination

becoming a signatory to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

a High Court decision allowing Native Title

Inalienable and Inherent

Universal and Indivisible

Standards that should be guaranteed to all people

All of the listed responses