《澳大利亚首都地区人权法案》研究
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摘要
本篇论文围绕澳大利亚ACT人权法案展开。在澳大利亚联邦法律层面,联邦宪法中没有专章设定“权利保护”条款,也没有专门的联邦人权法律来保障人权实现。在州区法律层面,ACT人权法案是澳大利亚第一部对人权进行保护的法律,无论是有关人权实施的保障还是对于权力运行的限制,都在澳大利亚人权保护历史上占据着举足轻重的地位,其制定和实施在全澳都产生了极大的反响。它标志着澳大利亚权利运动的胜利和权利意识的成熟。ACT人权法案在借鉴各国人权立法实践和国际人权约法内容的基础上,逐渐丰富着权利保护的内容,具有鲜明的特点。文章从规范分析的视角研读这部人权法案,除了导论和尾论之外共包括五部分内容。
     文章导论部分对选题意义、国内外研究现状、文章写作框架和研究方法进行介绍和阐释。文章主要从历史发展和法律文本的角度解读ACT人权法案,进而得出人权保护法典化的启示,试图为中国人权法律制度的建设和完善提供借鉴。国外尤其是澳大利亚本国对于这部人权法案的研究成果丰硕,而国内对于这部人权法案的研究尚属空白,因而此选题具有填补国内对于澳大利亚人权法律研究空白的价值和意义。文章先从澳大利亚人权保护的背景切入,接着分析ACT人权法案的制定经过和主要内容,最后阐释其在本地区和澳大利亚产生的影响。
     文章第一章论述了澳大利亚的独特历史和权利保护状况。从澳大利亚独特的历史和多元民族文化中追溯权利保护的背景,继而阐释在大不列颠和美利坚的双重影响下的澳大利亚权利保护进路。澳大利亚继承英了国普通法的传统,遵循议会主权原则,又借鉴吸收了美国的三权分立思想,具有逐渐的成文宪法;接着分析澳大利亚普通法和制定法对于公民权利的保护状况。由于宪法对于权利保护的缺失,普通法和制定法对于人权的保护就显得尤为重要。而由于普通法对权利保护的局限性和间接性使得人们把权利保护的重任施加到制定法的专门保护上,这就需要制定一部人权法案来切实保障人权实现。在联邦层面展开了对于制定全国统一人权法案的大讨论,人权法案一方面可以使人权保护法律化、系统化和明确化,另一方面会限缩人权保护的应有范围,还会破坏基于三权分立基础之上的立法、司法和行政机关的制衡关系,这些是否有必要制定一部全国统一的人权法案争论,是制定ACT人权法案的推动因素,也是出台ACT人权法案的影响因素。
     由于对制定全国性人权法案一直不能形成统一的意见,首都地区作为澳大利亚的政治中心,在人权保护领域起着引领性和风向标的作用,在全面考察分析首都地区的人权保护的实际状况之后首先尝试制定一部人权法案。本文第二章接着阐释ACT人权法案的基本框架。ACT人权法案通过对已有人权立法的借鉴,并将众多国际人权约法中的权利纳入到自身法律保护的范围之内。已有的人权立法有不同的效力等级,ACT人权法案采取了制定法的形式,借鉴吸收美国、加拿大、新西兰和英国等国家人权法律中的有益因子,包括权利保护的列举方式、对于人权限制条款的规定等内容。对于已有人权立法性质和内容的吸收借鉴是ACT人权法案的两大特点。在具体权利种类和内容的保护方面,ACT人权法案通过转化的方式,将诸多国际人权约法中的权利内容吸纳到法案之中,使它们在本地区内具有法律效力。对于已有人权立法的借鉴内容和对于国际人权约法的吸纳内容构成了ACT人权法案的重要组成部分。通过阐明ACT人权法案的基本架构和未纳入其中的权利,可以从总体上把握ACT人权法案的基本内容。这些未纳入到人权法案中的权利主要是经济、社会和文化权利,这些权利也有待在人权法案的修正案中得到确认和保护。
     文章第三章着重阐释ACT人权法案保护的权利及其在司法实践中的适用。权利保护始终是人权法案的核心内容,ACT人权法案用二十个条款列举出人权保护的具体种类和详细内容,并且明示所保护的权利为公民权利和政治权利。文章试图从法案所保护的二十种权利中选取具有典型意义的权利作具体分析,从司法实践中诉讼频率较高的五种权利入手,分别阐释公正审判权、人身自由和安全权、隐私权和名誉权、家庭和儿童的权利以及刑事诉讼中的权利这五种权利的主要内涵;并结合相关案例,考察了法院在处理人权案件的诉讼中,法官如何以保护当事人的人权为基点来解释和运用相关条款。ACT人权法案规定的这些具体权利内容使得大部分人权具有可诉性,并且能够使法官在进行法律解释时更加从容地援引人权法案的相关条款。
     文章第四章论述人权的限制条款和解释条款,并阐释了ACT人权法案规定的人权保护的义务主体是公共当局。人权的限制条款和解释条款和公共当局的人权保护义务构成了ACT人权法案的重要内容。任何权利都有边界,对人权进行必要的限制是维持法律平衡状态的必然要求。在自由和民主的社会中,人权只应受到法律合理的限制并且这种限制应当是绝对正确的。在对人权极其相应主体的行为进行合理限制的时候还应该综合考虑各种因素,包括权利的性质、限制的目的、范围和影响等。接着分析澳大利亚法律解释的特点和原则为人权解释条款的适用做理论上的铺垫。人权的解释条款规定,为了尽可能的和立法目的保持一致,法官在进行法律解释的时候需要与人权法案相一致。ACT人权法案对于公共当局的范围和义务做了明确的规定,规定公共当局的行为需要符合人权保护的要求,并且概括性地规定公共当局的哪些行为是违反人权保护义务的行为。无论是公共当局履行人权保护的职责还是对人权进行相关的解释适用,都要受到人权限制条款的制约。
     文章第五章阐释了ACT人权法案的影响。这种影响不仅包括对首都地区的影响,还包括对于其他州区和联邦人权立法的示范性影响。ACT人权法案的实施在首都地区引发了传统权力关系的重构,它在一定程度上打破了在三权分立基础之上的立法机关、司法机关和行政机关之间的制衡关系,在立法机关、司法机关和行政机关之间形成一种“对话模式”,这种对话模式通过加强各个机关之间的互动和联系,为人权的保护提供了更为坚实的依托和凭靠。ACT人权法案的影响还体现在对于其他州区和联邦人权保护的示范性影响。其他州区在首都地区的影响下已经制定或者正在考虑制定符合本州区实际情况的人权法案。维多利亚州紧随其后制定了《人权与义务宪章》,新南威尔士州和北领地等州区也在进行着人权保护法典化的努力。ACT人权法案对于联邦人权保护的影响包括使得联邦政府更加关注土著居民人权的保障问题,并且让联邦更加明确地看到人权法案对于人权保护的积极作用。联邦政府制定的《人权框架》被认为是全国性人权法案出台的前奏和准备,预示着未来澳大利亚人权保护的总体走向。
     尾论部分主要论述了ACT人权法案对于我国人权保护的启示。我国可以从立法、司法和行政三个方面借鉴澳大利亚首都地区人权保护的经验。在立法方面我国可以采用渐进、辐射式的人权保障方法,采用地方立法先行的模式;在司法方面要逐步将人权保护纳入到法律保护的轨道之中,为人权保护的可诉性提供法律支撑和司法保障;在行政方面应该尽快建立起国家人权机构,从机构设置上保障人权的实现。
This thesis has conducted research on the Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act. On the level of federal law in Australia, there are no specific clauses focusing on "rights protection". On the level of states law, the ACT Human Rights Act is the first Act to specify protecting human rights. This act occupies a pivotal position in the history of human rights protection in Australia by means of guaranteeing individual's human rights and limiting its powers. It is a milestone of the rights protection march and a symbol of maturity of the rights protection consciousness. The ACT Human Rights Act has absorbed other countries'human rights protection experiences and gradually enriched its contents. Based on these, the ACT Human Rights Act possesses its distinctive characteristics. This paper has researched on the ACT Human Rights Act by using analytical method except the introduction and conclusion parts.
     The introduction part of this paper explains the significance of choosing this research topic, the research status quo in China and abroad on this topic, the framework of the thesis and the research method. This thesis mainly uses the view of historical development and law text to get into this topic. Trying to get inspiration from the ACT Human Rights Act and which could be a reference for perfecting human rights protection in China. Overseas countries, especially Australia have a long history in the research and practice of human rights protection. However, the research on human rights protection acts is still a blank area in China. In this sense, this thesis fills the blank in the research of this area. This paper starts analysis with introducing the background of human rights protection in Australia, then the legislative progress of the ACT and the main contents of it and gives an explanation of the effects in the Capital Territory and the nation.
     The first chapter sets out the background of the adoption of the ACT Human Rights Act. The Human Rights Actwas significantly affected by UK and American Law. It adopted the Common Law system as well as Separation of Powers theory. Then, this thesis analysed the history of the efforts made of human rights protection from Australian Constitution, common law and regulation. Since the protection strengths from the Constitution are limited, the effects of common law and regulations are significant. However, there are limitations of common law in protecting human rights, so it is urgent to have a human rights protection law. The discussion on whether the federal level human rights protection law is necessary has lasted for several years. On one hand, the human rights protection law could systemize, clarify and make human rights protection lawful. On the other hand, it could set restrictions on the rights protection range and break "separation of the three powers" system. These arguments are the key factors of pushing the legislation of the ACT human rights Act.
     There are always different opinions on human rights legislation; however, as the capital of Australia, Canberra set an example and issued the first Human Rights Act. The second chapter discussed the framework of the ACT Human Rights Act. The ACT Human Rights Act referred previous human rights legislation, which also absorbed many other international human rights acts. Given that different levels of previous human rights act, the ACT Human Rights Act has its unique features. In the form of law-setting, the ACT human right act absorbed many advantages, including demonstrations and limitations from other countries (the USA, Canada, New Zealand and UK). Absorbing and referring to the existing human right act legislation is the crucial feature of the ACT Human Rights Act. In terms of certain rights protection, the ACT Human Rights Act converted many international human rights acts, which then enable their legal effect in local area. The aforementioned part consists of the main section of the ACT Human Rights Act. It could grab the basic content of the ACT Human Rights actthrough discussing this framework and rights of those not involved in, which is mainly about economy, social and cultural rights and they are also needed to be protected in the amended act.
     Chapter three gives an overall analysis of the rights of the ACT Human Rights Act protection and their application in the judicial practice. It is not hard to find that rights protection is the core of the ACT Human Rights Act and what it protects is the civil rights and political rights. This paper has selected five representative rights with high litigation frequency among twenty protected rights by The ACT Human Rights Act and they are fair trial, rights to liberty and security of person, the right of privacy and reputation, protection of family and children and rights in the criminal proceeding. Then, this paper researches how the judge explains and employs relevant provisions in the judicial practice to protect the human rights.
     Chapter four discusses the interpretation clause of human rights, the restricted clause and the public authority,which composes of the important content of the ACT Human Rights Act. There are many rights under the protection of the ACT Human Rights Act, but the illustrations of human rights are infinitive. There are always limitations accompany with rights protection, all kinds of rights have their boundaries. Hence, it is critical to set limitations on human rights to maintain the balance of law. The interpretation clause specifies that the judge should accord with the bill of human rights in the interpretation of law. The ACT Human Rights Act has specified the boundaries and obligation of the public authority and listed the specific action against the human rights protection. The public authority i.e. the government should be regulated by the restricted clause of human rights in the practice of human rights protection and interpretation. Human rights may be subject only yo reasonable limits set by Territory law that can be demonstrably justified in a free and demoncratic society. However, in setting the limitations, all kinds of factors should also be taken into consideration, including the nature of the rights, the purpose of restriction, the boundary and the effect and so on.
     The fifth charter discusses effects of the ACT Human Rights Act. These effects are not only on capital area but other states. The ACT Human Rights Act reconstructs the power's structure in capital area and breaks the balance of "separation of the three powers". It established a "dialogue model" between legislative authority, judicial authority and public authority. The dialogue model enhanced the relationships and interactions between these three authorities as well as building a solid foundation for human rights protection. Another effect of the ACT Human Rights Act is that it sets an example for other states, following the capital area, some states are considering of having their own human rights protection act. Such as Victoria States has publicized its Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities, New South Wales and North Territory are fasting their legislation progress. With the more attentions on aboriginals' human rights protection makes the federal government see positive effects of the ACT Human Rights Act. The federal government of Australia has publicized its Australia' Human Rights Framework and it was be seen as a signal and preparation of a national human rights act. It had shown the future trend of human rights protection in Australia.
     The last chapter mainly illustrates the enlightenment of our domestic human rights protection. We can learn lessons from Australia human rights protection from the legislation, the judiciary and the administration. In terms of the legislation, we can adopt step by step method to protect the human rights. In terms of the judiciary, we should bring the human rights protection into the protection of law and provide legal support and judicial guarantee for the human rights protection. In terms of the administration, the national human rights institution should be established to realize the guarantee of the human rights protection.
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    ③ Cassidy Julie. Hollow avowals of human rights protection:time for an Australian federal bill of rights? Deakin Law Review; 13 (2) 2008,p157.
    ④See Harry Evans, Monarchical and Parliamentary Government in Australia, Insurance Council of Australia Conference, Canberra,10 August 2006,2. Available on the Australian parliamentary website< http://www.aph.gov.au/senate/pubs/index.htm> at 21 September 2007.
    ①New South Wales v Commonwealth of Australia (2006) 231 ALR 1.
    ② George Williams, Goodbye to states rights, The Age (Melbourne),15 November 2006,17.
    ③ Quoted in Kenneth Nguyen, A weapon that may return to skewer the Liberals, conservatives warn, The Age (Melbourne),15 November 2006,2.
    ④ at 5October.2007.
    ⑤ See Susan Ryan, The New Matilda Human Rights Act Campaign (Paper presented at the conference, Australian Bills of Rights:The ACT and Beyond, AND,Canberra,21 June 2006); George Williams, The Victorian Charter of Rights and Responsibilities(Paper presented at the conference, Australian Bills of Rights:The ACT and Beyond, AND, Canberra,21 June 2006).
    ⑥Brian Galligan & Ian McAllister, Citizen and Elite Attitudes towards an Australian Bill of Rights in Brian, Galligan & Charles Sampford (eds), Rethinking Human Rights (1997)p144-153.
    ① See Griffith, above n 10,2; NSW Parliament, Legislation Review Committee at 8 November 2006; Standing Committee on Law and Justice, above n 88.
    ② Legislative Standards Act 1992 (Qld) s 4(1).
    ① Legislative Standards Act 1992 (Qld) s 4(2)(a).
    ② Legislative Standards Act 1992 (Qld) ss 22,23,& 24. Democracy, and the Quality of Law-Making, in Tom Campbell,Jeffrey Goldsworth and Adrienne Stone (eds)
    ③ Bryan Horrigan, Improving Legislative Scrutiny of Proposed Laws to Enhance Basic Rights, Parliament above n 5,p61.
    ④ Griffith, above n 10, p69.
    ⑤ See Nicholas Aroney and Scott Prasser, Balancing the power:Queensland needs an upper house (2006) On Line Opinion at 7 November 2006.
    ①[澳]菲利普·林奇: 《人权、外交政策与发展:澳大利亚在国际和亚太地区的作用》,第二届北京人权论坛——和谐发展与人权发言稿,2009年11月。
    ①参见[澳]菲利普·林奇: 《人权、外交政策与发展:澳大利亚在国际和亚太地区的作用》,第二届北京人权论坛——和谐发展与人权发言稿,2009年11月。
    ②[英]弗里德利希·冯·哈耶克著: 《自由秩序原理》,邓正来译,三联出版社1997年12月版,第234页。
    ①芦雪峰: 《英国1998年<人权法案>研究》,载《人权研究》(第六卷),山东人民出版社2007年版,第362页。
    ②[澳]菲利普·林奇: 《人权、外交政策与发展:澳大利亚在国际和亚太地区的作用》,第二届北京人权论坛——和谐发展与人权发言稿,2009年11月。
    ① Constitution Alteration (Rights and Freedom)Bill 1988 (Cth).
    ② Legal and Constitutional Committee of the Victorian Government, Report on the Desirability or otherwise of Legislation Defining and Protecting Human Rights, Parliament of Victoria, April 1987.
    ③ NSW Standing Committee on Law and Justice, A NSW Bill of Rights, October 2001,NSW Parliament (Paper No.893).
    ④ ACT Attorney-General's Department, A Bill of Rights for the ACT:Record of Proceedings 7 May 1994.
    ⑤ ACT Bill of Rights Consultative Committee, Towards an ACT Human Rights Act (2003).
    ① Australian Bills of Rights-The ACT and Beyond (Speech delivered at the conference, Australian Bills of Rights: The ACT and Beyond, Canberra,21 June 2006.
    ①齐延平: 《自由大宪章研究》,中国政法大学出版版2007年版,第275-276页。
    ① Alston Philip, A Framework for the Comparative Analysis of Bills of Rights, In Promoting Human Rights Through Bills of Rights:Comparative Perspective, ed. Philip Alston.Oxford University Press 1999,p113.
    ② Submission 44在首都地区《人权法案》起草的过程中,先后一共有148个组织和个人向首都地区法律咨询委员会提出建议,此注释为排序第44位的Dr.Max Spry的提案。
    ③ Janet McLean,Legislative invalidation, human rights protection and s4 of the New Zealand Bill of Bill of Right Act,New Zealand Review2001,p 421,448.
    ①Eg Frank Brennan, Legislating Liberty:A Bill of Rights for Australia (1998).
    ②Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom 1982, s1.
    ③加拿大于1867年建立自治领,成为英联邦的一部分。
    ④R v Drybones[1970] SCR 282.
    ①Attorney-General v Lavell[1974] SCR 1349.
    ② Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004, s 27.
    ③加拿大《权利和自由宪章》的适用范围包括整个联邦和各个省,但其第33条规定联邦或者省议会可以不顾宪章权利的规定而宣布适用自己的法律,这一条款通常意义上被认为是“尽管条款”。这是该宪章的一个亮点。
    ④ Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom 1982,s24.
    ①New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990,s6.
    ②New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990,s4.
    ③英国宪法是“不成文的”,没有被列入一部“特别重要的”、统一的文件中,而是根深蒂固地存在于习惯和实践中,它的许多部分由不记录于任何庄严文件中的惯例所组成。但这并不是说宪法原则没有成文渊源,许多宪法原则来自于立法机关的法令或者法院的意见。但是这些法定成分在法律制度中没有特殊的地位,不优越于其他法律,可以如同其他法律一样以相同的方式被修改或者废除。
    ④Liversidge v.Anderson[1942]A.C.206,261(H.L.).
    ① (1982)148 Commonwealth Legal Report 636.
    ② (1982)39 Commonwealth Legal Report 459.
    ②(1998)159 Commonwealth Legal Report 108.
    ①信春鹰: 《栉风沐雨历久弥坚:纪念<世界人权宣言>通过五十周年》,载《读书》1998年第12期。
    ②邵沙平、余敏友主编: 《国际法问题专论》,武汉大学出版社2004年版,第158页。转引自徐显明主编:《国际人权法》,法律出版社2004年第1版,第64-65页。
    ③[英]丹宁勋爵著: 《法律的未来》,刘庸安、张文镇译,法律出版社1999年版,第317页。
    ①参见边永民:《国际公法案例选》,对外经济贸易出版社2006年版,第57页。
    ①Human Rights Amendment Bill 2012 (ACT) s6.
    ②《经济、社会和文化权利国际公约》,第1、6、7、10-13条。
    ① Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004, s28.
    ②联合国《儿童权利国际公约》(Convention on the Rights of the Child)最终于1989年11月20日在第44届联合国大会以第25号决议通过。1990年9月2日批准生效。截至目前有191个国家批准了该公约,是影响最为广泛的国际人权公约。
    ③ (1995) 152 Commonwealth Legal Report 436.
    ① Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004, s11.
    ② Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004, s8(2),(3).
    ①Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004,Preamble.
    ① Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004,s32.
    ①龚向和: 《国际人权可诉性理论之缺失:中国人权司法保护之路》,载柳华文主编: 《经济、社会和文化权利可诉性研究》,中国社会科学出版社2008年版,第197页。
    ② Henry J. Steiner & Philip Alston, International Human Rights in Context:Law, Politics, Morals, New York: Oxford University Press1996,p296.
    ③ Maurice Cranston, Human Rights, Real and Supposed, in D. D. Raphael (ed.),Political Theory and the Rights of Man, Indiana University Press 1967,p51-52.
    ① See Committee on Economic,Social and Cultural Rights,General Comment No.3,1990, in HRJ/GEN/I /Rev·6,12 May,2003,p16.
    ② See Government of the Republic of South Africa and Others v. Grootboom,2001 (1) SA 46 (CC),para.20.
    ①Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004,s21.
    ①张录荣: 《公正审判基本人权视野下的司法独立与司法受制》,载《法学研究》,2010年第4期。
    ②陈瑞华: 《程序正义的理论基础——评马修的“尊严价值”理论》,载《中国法学》,2003年第3期。
    ③陈兴华主编: 《法治的使命》, 《第二讲:陈瑞华,程序正义》,法律出版社2001年版,第36页。
    ①Stock v. Hyde [2006] ACTSC 11.
    ②Warren Gardner & Julie Beaver v. ACT Land Authority (Administrative Review) [2010] AC AT 64.
    ③ Kristen Egan, John Hawkins and Alexander Burr v. JG [2010] ACTSC 53.
    ④ R v. Matthew Massey [2009] ACTCA 12.
    ① Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004,s18.
    ② GRC David, Magna Carta, Trustees of British Museum,London,1963.
    ①杨成铭: 《人权保护区域化的尝试——欧洲人权机构的视角》,中国政法大学出版社2000年版,第111页。
    ②于立深: 《我国宪法典公民权利条款评析》, 《长白学刊》2002年第4期,第28页。
    ③Eastman v. Chief Executive of the Department of Justice and Community Safety [2011] ACTSC 33.
    ①R v. Kain [2009] ACTSC 103.
    ② Tahi Temoannui v. Brett Jason Eric Ford [2009] ACTSC 69.
    ①Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004,s12.
    ①澳大利亚法律改革委员会是一个独立的法定组织,在司法部长的要求下进行法律改革等相关问题的研究和调查。
    ②(2008)3 Australia Legal Reform Commission Report 291.
    ①Daniel Emlyn-Jones and Federal Capital Press [Intervener:Human Rights Commission] [2009] ACTDT 2.
    ②Thomson v. ACT Planning and Land Authority (Administrative Review) [2009] ACAT 38.
    ③ R v. Jonathon Monaghan [2009] ACTSC 61.
    ① Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004, s11.
    ① TM v. Office of Children, Youth and Family Support [2007] ACTSC 5.
    ② Canberra Fathers and Children Services Inc v. Michael Watson [2010] AC AT 74.
    ③ R v. Ashman [2010] ACTSC 45.
    ① Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004,s22.
    ② Richard John Travini v. Woitek Starczewski [2009] ACTSC 123.
    ③ R v. Martiniello [2005] ACTSC 9.
    ①R v.BR[2010]ACTSC 17.
    ①Human Rights Amendment Act 2008 (ACT) s4.
    ②[英]亚当·斯密:《国富论》,宗裕民编著,南海出版社2008年版,第245页。
    ①汪进元、陈乒: 《权利限制的立宪模式之比较》,载《法学评论》2005年第5期,第10页。
    ②夏勇: 《权利哲学的基本问题》,载《法学研究》2004年第3期。
    ③[美]路易斯·亨金: 《权利的时代》,信春鹰等译,知识出版社1997年版,第6页。
    ①中国人权研究会: 《人民日报理论版》,2005年6月6日第9版。
    ②毛俊响: 《国际人权公约权利限制的基本原则及对中国的启示》,载《政治与法律》,2010年第9期。
    ①The Siracusa Principles on the Limitation and Derogation Provisions in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, in Human Rights Quarterly, Vol.7,1985,p.4.para.9.
    ② See Alexandre Kiss, Commentary by the Rapporteur on the Limitation Provisions, in Human Rights Quarterly, Vol.7,1985, p16.
    ① Legislation Act 2001 (ACT) s13.
    ② Esin Orucu, The Core of Rights and Freedoms:the Limit of Limits. Human Rights:From Rhetoric to Reality. ed.Tom Campbell. Basil Blackwell1986,p37.
    ③ See General Comment 27, CCPR/C/21/Rev.l/Add.9,paras.12-13.
    ④ See Malone v. the United Kingdom, ECHR, Judgment of 2 August 1984. Series A, No.82, para.67.
    ⑤ See Inter-American Court Of Human Rights, Advisory Opinion Oc-6/86 Of May 9, The Word "Laws" In Article 30 Of The American Convention On Human Rights, Requested By The Government Of Uruguay 1986,paras.7-37.
    ⑥ Akuna Club Limited and ACT Gambling and Racing Commission (Administrative Review) [2010] ACAT 3.
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    ②张志铭著: 《中国的法律解释体制》,载《中国社会科学》,1997年第2期。
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    ①Stephen,Re Castioni[1891]1 B 149,167-168.
    ②Carleton Kemp Allen,Aspects of Justics,Stevens & Son1958,p184.
    ③参见[澳]帕克瑞·帕金森: 《澳大利亚法律的传统与发展》,陈苇译,斯尔姆森法律图书出版公司2005年版,第257页。
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    ②宁敏: 《澳大利亚1901年法律解释法——对议会制定的法律进行解释并缩短其语言的法律》,载《民商法论丛》第11卷,法律出版社1999年版,第755页。
    ③陈金钊: 《案例指导制度下的法律解释及其意义》,载《苏州大学学报(哲学社会科学版)》,2011年第2期。
    ④转引自章启群:《意义的本体论——哲学诠释学》,上海译文出版社2002年版,第77页。
    ⑤ Hilary Charlesworth and Gabrielle McKinnon. Australia's First Bill of Rights:The Australian Capital Territory's Human Rights Act. The Federation Press2006,p7.
    ①Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004,s31(1).
    ②Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004,s31(2).
    ③ Firestone v. The Australian National University [2004] ACTSC76.
    ① Maunsell v. Olins,[1995] AC373,382,per Lord Reid.
    ② See Bropho v. The State of West Australia,(1990)171 Commonwealth Legal Report l,at 20.
    ① ACT Parliament Debate, Legislative Assembly,6 December2007,4031 (Simon Corbell).
    ② Imran Hakimi v. Legal Aid Commission (ACT),The Australian Capital Territory (Intervener) [2009] ACTSC 48.
    ① Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004,s22.(2)bd.
    ② See Hakimi (2009) 3 ACTLR 127,137.
    ① ACT Human Rights Act 2004,s40B.
    ②同上引注。
    ③ ACT Human Rights Act 2004-The First Year, Paper presented at the conference "Assessing the First Year of the ACT Human Rights Act",29 June 2005,p6.
    ①The ACT Human Rights Act-The Second Year, Paper presented at the conference,21 June 2006,p14.
    ② ACT Human Rights Act 2004,s40(1).
    ① Council of Australian Government, Council of Australian Governments Communique:Special meeting on counter-terrorism(2005), available at http://www.coag.gov.au.
    ① ACT Human Rights Act 2004,s37.
    ② See ACT Legislative Assembly, Standing Committee on Legal Affairs, Legislative Assembly for the ACT, Comments on the Responses Scrutiny Report No 3 (2009).
    ③ Australian Government, Australia's Human Rights Framework (2010).
    ④ ACT Human Rights Act 2004,s38.
    ① Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004,s31.
    ① Explanatory Statement, Human Rights Act Amendment Bill 2007 (ACT) c3.
    ② Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004,s32.
    ④ See http://acthra.anu.edu.au/cases/case.php?id=291,访问时间2011年9月10日。
    ③Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004,s33.
    ① Constitutional Connnission, above n 28,460.
    ②同上引注。
    ③ Constitution Connnission Victoria, Final Report:A House for Our Future, Terms of Reference (2002) 5 Victorian Department of Premier and Cabinet. at 15 November 2006.
    ① Department of Justice, Victoria, Human Rights in Victoria:Statement of Intent(2005).
    ②同上引注。
    ③ Fergus Shiel,'State accused of reneging on human rights charter', The Age (Melbourne),20 June 2005,5.
    ④ Charter ofHuman Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 (Vic),s7.
    ⑤ Charter ofHuman Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006 (Vic),s39(3).
    ① Standing Committee on Law and Justice, NSW Legislative Council, A NSW Bill of Rights (2001).
    ② Standing Committee on Law and Justice, NSW Legislative Council, A NSW Bill of Rights (2001)110.
    ③ Standing Committee on Law and Justice, NSW Legislative Council, A NSW Bill of Rights (2001)98.
    ④ Standing Committee on Law and Justice, NSW Legislative Council, A NSW Bill of Rights (2001)86.
    ⑤Jonathan Pearlman, Charter of rights plan to be put to cabine, Sydney Morning Herald (Sydney),20 March 2006.
    ① Sessional Committee on Constitutional Development, Legislative Assembly of the Northern Territory, Final Draft Constitution for the Northern Territory (1996) pt 8.
    ② Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs, Legislative Assembly of the Northern Territory, Milestones in the Constitutional History of the Northern Territory 1824-2005.s6.3.
    ①Australian Capital Territory Human Rights Act 2004, s 27.
    ① (1992)107 Commonwealth Legal Report 6,18.
    ②See Bain Attwood and Fiona Magowan (ed.),Telling Stoies-Indigenous history and memory in Australia and New Zealand, Allen & Unw 2001, p 200-203.
    ③ Dicey, Introduction to the Study of the Law of the Constitution,10th edu.Macmillan1959,p195-202.Compare this with E.Barendt,Dicey and Civil Liberties[19851 Public Law 596;W.I.Jennings,The Law and the Constitution,5th edn,University of London Press1959.
    David Malcolm,Does Australia Need a Bill of Rights?'(1998) 5(3) E Law Murdoch University Electronic Journal of Law [1] at 15 November 2006.
    Constitutional Commission, Commonwealth, Final Report of the Constitutional Commission, Volume One (1988), p456.
    ① (1959) 47,328, quoted by the Constitutional Commission.
    ② Constitutional Commission,above n 28, p456.
    ③ The proposals were contained in the Constitution Alteration (Rights and Freedoms)Bill 1988 (Cth), and the referendum was held on 3 September 1988. Australian Parliamentary Library, Attempts at a federal Bill of Rights at 27 February 2006.
    ④ Malcohn, above n 27,1. See also the report of the Sessional Committee on Constitutional Development, Legislative Assembly of the Northern Territory, A Northern Territory Bill of Rights? (1995) 10.
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    ②徐显明,齐延平:《中国人权制度建设的五大主题》,载《文史哲》,2002年第4期,第45页。
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