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The Security Legislation Amendment (Terrorism) Act 2002 amended the Criminal Code by:

-          defining a ‘terrorist act’;

-          introducing offences that criminalise acts involving the planning and committing of a terrorist act;

-          introducing offences that criminalise a person’s involvement or association with a terrorist organisation;

-          giving the Attorney-General the power to proscribe (ban) a terrorist organisation.

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National Security Information (Criminal and Civil Proceedings) Act 2004
The NSI Act gives courts a structure to follow where national security information is disclosed, or is to be disclosed, in federal criminal proceedings and civil proceedings.

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Maritime Transport and Offshore Facilities Security Act 2003
The legislation which establishes a scheme to safeguard against unlawful interference with maritime transport and establishes security levels.

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In the wake of the 2 October 2015 shooting death of a civilian police employee, the New South Wales government requested legal changes to allow control orders on people aged 14 and over. Attorney-General George Brandis agreed to the changes

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The Australian Security and Intelligence Organisation Act 1979 provides for warrants which allow ASIO to use devices to track persons or objects where the Attorney-General is satisfied there is a reasonable suspicion of activities prejudicial to security and a likelihood that the device will assist ASIO in gathering intelligence.(82)

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The Australian Security and Intelligence Organisation Act 1979 provides for warrants which allow ASIO to use devices to track persons or objects where the Attorney-General is satisfied there is a reasonable suspicion of activities prejudicial to security and a likelihood that the device will assist ASIO in gathering intelligence.(82)

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In September 2014 the Counter-Terrorism Legislation Amendment (Foreign Fighters) Bill was introduced by Attorney-General George Brandis, passed on 29 October 2014

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The bill was shaped by 23 amendments proposed by the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security, led by Liberal MP Michael Sukkar.

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Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006

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In 2004, the Howard Government introduced into Parliament three anti-terrorism bills, collectively called the Australian anti-terrorism legislation, 2004, and in 2005 the Australian Anti-Terrorism Act 2005 was passed.

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Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Act 1979
The legislation which sets out the functions of the Australia Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO)—Australia's security service. This legislation, amongst other things, empowers ASIO to obtain warrants for the purpose of undertaking surveillance and to detain and question a person who may have information important to the gathering of intelligence in relation to a terrorist activity.

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“a perception made by a power thirsty corporation then the worse the issue of terrorism will become” (Koziol, M. 2017)

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Crimes Act 1914
The legislation which deals with crime, the powers of the authorities to investigate it and many other related issues including sabotage, treachery, disclosure of information and other issues.

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Australia did not introduce terrorism specific laws into Parliament until the late 1970s. In 1977, after a three-year inquiry into Australia's intelligence services, Justice Robert Hope delivered his Royal Commission on Intelligence and Security (RCIS). The RCIS recommended amongst other things that the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) areas of investigation be widened to include terrorism.

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Charter of the United Nations Act 1945
This legislation contains terrorism related offences, including offences dealing with freezable assets (Section 20) and giving assets to a proscribed entity or person (Section 21).

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Aviation Transport Security Act 2004
The legislation establishes a number of mechanisms to safeguard against unlawful interference against aviation.

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NT Attorney-General John Elferink highlighted the fact that under current laws, domestic violence perpetrators are given a “neutral presumption” but other offences like terrorism, sabotage and arson are subject to a presumption against bail

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NT Attorney-General John Elferink highlighted the fact that under current laws, domestic violence perpetrators are given a “neutral presumption” but other offences like terrorism, sabotage and arson are subject to a presumption against bail

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Paula Matthewson, ABC Columnist. Matthewson wrote, “a para-military edifice has been constructed around Australia's border "protection" regime to simultaneously heighten our anxiety about apparent hordes of maybe-terrorists lingering off our northern shores while giving assurance that Operation Sovereign Borders will protect us from those same barbarians.” 

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New South Wales Premier Mike Baird has taken to social media to announce changes to state bail and illegal firearms laws, in response to the events that led to the Sydney siege.

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In 2015, a preliminary report conducted by the University of South Australia in regards to Islamophobia, social distance and fear of terrorism in Australia was released. This report stated that in 2015, 32.34% of citizens in New South Wales were worried about terrorism. 

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Australia's laws against terrorism are in Part 5.3 of the Criminal Code Act 1995 (Criminal Code). Australia's laws against foreign incursions and recruitment are in Part 5.5 of the Criminal Code. This department administers the Act.

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In November 2015 it was stated that New South Wales police were being retrained to "...shoot terrorists on sight rather than try to contain them and negotiate,...".

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-          Anti-Terrorism Act 2005. -  (1)  Each provision of this Act specified in column 1 of the table commences, or is taken to have commenced, in accordance with column 2 of the table. Any other statement in column 2 has effect according to its terms.

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Parliament passes Counter-Terrorism Legislation Amendment Bill (No. 1) 2016

Recognising that children as young as 14 have been involved in terrorism-related activities in Australia, the Bill reduces the age, from 16 to 14, at which a person of security concern can have a control order placed on them.

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Criminal Code act amendments made since 2001

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Criminal Code act amendments made since 2001

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preventative detention orders and questioning warrants

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In response to Nice, The Commonwealth has called on state and territory governments to introduce new laws allowing for convicted terrorists to be kept in jail once their sentences have finished, with periodic reviews of the risk a prisoner could pose if released back into the community.

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In response to Nice, The Commonwealth has called on state and territory governments to introduce new laws allowing for convicted terrorists to be kept in jail once their sentences have finished, with periodic reviews of the risk a prisoner could pose if released back into the community.

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Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Act 1979
The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) gathers information and produces intelligence so it can warn the government about activities or situations that might endanger Australia’s national security.

National Security Information Act 2004
The National Security Information (Criminal and Civil Proceedings) Act 2004 (NSI Act) gives courts a structure to follow where this information is disclosed, or is to be disclosed, in a legal proceeding.

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In Australia, over the twelve month period from September 2014 to September 2015, the Islamophobia Register Australia (IRA) “reported 280 anti-Muslim incidents. However, over half (55%) of the incidents in the IRA report are online content, including posted comments on social media” 

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Australia's laws against terrorism are in Part 5.3 of the Criminal Code Act 1995 (Criminal Code).