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Submission on rights and freedoms, in Electoral and Administrative Commission (Queensland), Review of the Preservation and Enhancement of Individuals' Rights and Freedoms, Public Submissions, Vol. 3, Submission 130

Pyke, John R. (1992) Submission on rights and freedoms, in Electoral and Administrative Commission (Queensland), Review of the Preservation and Enhancement of Individuals' Rights and Freedoms, Public Submissions, Vol. 3, Submission 130.

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Abstract

The submission concentrates on two major points:- • the desirability of at least some of our fundamental civil and political rights being entrenched in the State's Constitution, to be changed only by approval of the majority of the electors at a referendum, and • the need, under our existing Constitutional Act, for any such entrenchment to first be approved itself at a referendum; and adds a few thoughts on • the kinds of rights which ought to be submitted for entrenchment.

Item Type:Other
Status:Published
Keywords:Human rights, individual rights, individual freedoms, constitutionalism, rule of law, entrenchment, sovereignty of the people
Subjects:360000 Policy and Political Science > 360100 Political Science > 360104 Political Theory and Political Philosophy
390000 Law, Justice and Law Enforcement > 390100 Law > 390103 Constitutionalism and Constitutional Law
ID Code:8155
Deposited By:Pyke, John R
Deposited On:21 June 2007
Copyright Owner:Copyright 1992 John Pyke