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Hass term 4 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - house of representatives
        
        house committee- public inquiry into the bill, consideration in detail- discuss bill in detail
        
        3rd reading- members vote on bill, then passed
        
        1st reading- introduce bill, 2nd reading- members debate on bill
      - senate
        
        1st reading- bill is introduced, 2nd reading- senators debate on bill
        
        senate committee- public inquiry into the bill, committee of the whole- they discuss bill in detail, including any changes
        
        3rd reading- they vote on bill in final form, bill passed
      - governor general
        
        royal ascent- the governor general approves the bill
        
        bill becomes an act of parliament is now a law
- - - - the study of the rights and duties of citizenship.
    - - the position or status of being a citizen of a particular country.
  - - - to follow the law
      - a moral or legal entitlement to have or do something
    - - a responsibility is the opportunity or ability to act independently and take decisions without authorization
      - an example of that is taking out he trash for Wednesday
- - - - assault
      - trespass
      - false imprisonment
  - - - you get accused of a crime by people
      - a jury of 12 to 18 random people are chosen to take part in court
      - the accused and the accuser go in court with a lawyer and they they give proof and evidence for both sides then the jury vote
    - - guilty mind is when you think of committing a crime and guilty act is when you com it a crime
      - it is a law that protects us and our property
- - - - allows people to meet in big groups for social or political purposes
      - protesting
    - - free to join or make any group or organization they wish too
      - joining a sporting club
    - - meaning Australia is a multicultural society without an official religion and can believe what they want
      - believing Christian
    - - being able to move to other places ad ten return
      - visiting USA and then returning back to Australia
    - - make an honest comment
      - allows a person to actively participate in Australia's democracy by voicing there opinions publicly about any topic within the bounds of law