- Queensland's Council of Civil Liberties says Australians need to know their rights when questioned by police because it is not what they see on American TV
- Rights vary across jurisdictions when organising or joining protests
- If you are over 18 in Queensland you must supply your name and address, but those under 18 need only give their name and age, and can ask for a parent or lawyer to be present
"I think people use rights they see on television, which are often American rights, so unfortunately they don't know their rights in the context in Australia,"he said.
- You give consent to the search
- They have a search warrant
- A law, especially allowing them to conduct the search, is provided
"A lawful protest is a protest that occurs lawfully under an act and where that assembly occurs it is endorsed, and the police should be present to protect the people engaging in the protest."