Australia's laws are established to ensure the safety and order of the entire community. Which of the following groups of people is required to obey the law while in Australia?
- All people in Australia, including citizens, permanent residents, and visitors.Answer
- BOnly Australian citizens, as they are the only ones with full civic responsibilities.
- COnly people who have lived in Australia for more than five years and have permanent residency.
Answer
All people in Australia, including citizens, permanent residents, and visitors, must obey the law.
The correct answer is correct because Australian laws are designed to keep the entire community safe and peaceful. This means that every person in Australia—whether they are a citizen, a permanent resident, or a visitor on a holiday—must obey the laws created by parliaments and local governments.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Universal application of Australian law to all persons within the country.
Hints
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Consider whether a tourist would be allowed to break a law just because they aren't a citizen.
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Australian laws are made to keep the *whole* community safe, which involves everyone present in the country.
Practice More
Review the 'Rule of Law' section to understand how equality before the law relates to this responsibility.
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