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civics and citizenship
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six concepts
The westminster system
Is a form of parliamentary government originating in the United Kingdom. It is named after the area of London where the British parliament is located.
Justic
Is an Australian concept that encourages people to treat each other in a manner that is fair, balanced and just in all parts of our society.
Participation
Refers to the way good citizens contribute to or take part in society. In Australia, we participate in the running of society in a number of ways, such as by voting in an election or referendum, serving on a jury or paying taxes.
Democracy
A system of government run by the people, for the people. In most democratic societies, citizens are involved in the running of society by electing people who will represent them in government.
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Democratic values
Values are the beliefs and ideals that are held by our society as a democracy. Such values include respect, equality, fairness and freedom.
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courtroom
objects in the courtroom
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coat of arms
is located above the judge to represent that no one is above the law and that the judge and court are operating under authority of the common wealth of Australia and the crown
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open doors
represents open justice where members of the public and media can observe and see justice being administered
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