In Australian society, the spirit of 'mateship' is often demonstrated when individuals volunteer to help their community during a crisis, such as a major flood. Which of the following statements best describes the relationship between the value of 'mateship' and the law?
- Mateship and compassion must always be expressed within the framework of Australian law.Cevap
- BMateship is a legal duty, and all citizens are required by law to volunteer for a set number of hours during emergencies.
- CThe tradition of mateship allows an individual to ignore the law if they are acting to protect a close friend from legal consequences.
Cevap
Mateship and compassion must always be expressed within the framework of Australian law.
The correct answer is correct because while Australians are encouraged to help one another through mateship and compassion, these actions must always follow Australian laws. The rule of law ensures that all citizens are equal and that no individual or cultural tradition can justify illegal acts.
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Anahtar Kavram
The relationship between 'mateship' and the rule of law.
İpuçları
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Consider if 'mateship' is something you are forced to do or something you choose to do.
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Think about the 'Rule of Law' and whether any Australian value can be used as an excuse to break it.
Daha Fazla Pratik
Review the concept of the 'Rule of Law' to understand why no person or belief system is above the legislation passed by Parliament.
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