Summary Of Australia Has No Bill Of Rights By Ozdowski
In one of the chapter by the author ‘Ozdowski’, he describes that, Australia has no Bill of Rights to protect human rights. Rather than rights to be found in the Constitution, common, legislation and law, these acts are passed by the Territory Parliaments or Commonwealth Parliament.
The author uses a wide range research to support his claims. He goes to explain how, Australia is one of the oldest democracies in the world and its citizens exercise their political rights through their elected representatives, acting within a constitutional framework and the rule of law. (Ozdowski 2006, p. 22).
His chapter is informant to me, as it gives me an insight to all types of information about Australia’s legislation, and shows me clear messages with
The author uses a wide range research to support his claims. He goes to explain how, Australia is one of the oldest democracies in the world and its citizens exercise their political rights through their elected representatives, acting within a constitutional framework and the rule of law. (Ozdowski 2006, p. 22).
His chapter is informant to me, as it gives me an insight to all types of information about Australia’s legislation, and shows me clear messages with