Download and Complete a Petition!

By admin | Published: February 24, 2010

On Tuesday 20th April, 12.30pm at Parliament House, Search For Your Rights are having a rally!

This is the day we present our parliamentary petition, so it’s important that anyone opposed to the proposed legislation has signed and returned a petition by the 20th!

Download a blank petition form here, collect as many signatures as possible, and return to:

SFYR
10 Napier Street
Nedlands 6009

Please note:

  • You must return the original form – no faxed or photocopied signatures.
  • You must return by the 20th – so post it by Friday 16th April to be safe.
  • The form must not be modified, except for your names, addresses and signatures.

A promotional flyer will also be available to download, print and distribute soon – watch this space!

See you all at the rally! (Don’t forget to RSVP to the Facebook event!)

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    • We want your help to protect civil rights in our society. The freedom to associate; freedom from arbitrary police attention; freedom of speech; and freedom of movement can all too easily be removed from our lives. The appearance of being ‘tough on crime’ all too often masks an inability of government to properly deal with social problems, and takes rights away from the people the government is intended to serve.
    • Search For Your Rights was originally founded to stop the Criminal Investigation Amendment Bill 2009 known as ‘stop and search’ laws. This Bill was rejected by the Legislative Council after eleven months of investigation found that the bill has no justification or benefit.
    • This legislation proposed to remove the requirement of reasonable suspicion. Removing the need for reasonable suspicion opens the door for unreasonable searches.
    • That bill failed to pass into law: thanks to the opposition of the community.
    • But bills like this keep on coming. The CHOGM Special Regulations and the Criminal Organisation Control Bill 2011 are just two recent examples.
    • These bills remove accountability and defence for victims; and they attack the cornerstones of our justice system. The Criminal Organisation Control Bill 2011 is not ‘anti-bikie’- it is anti-association.
    • We respect police, and we understand that they have a difficult job.  However, these laws will not increase safety.
    • Instead they will push the problem into different areas, decrease respect for police, and find nothing that the police do not already have the powers to find.

    • Are you ready to have your rights sacrificed for nothing?

    • You can help to protect your rights!
    • Write letters and emails to the Premier Colin Barnett, the Police Minister Rob Johnson or to your local MP. Click on the VOICE YOUR VIEWS link to see the addresses you can send your email to, or if you’re in a hurry send our form letter.
    • Be informed about your rights and opposition to arbitrary bills. Click YOUR RIGHTS in the menu for links to Legal Services Australia, and WORK TOGETHER for other groups who oppose this legislation.
    • The Criminal Investigation Amendment Bill 2009 was rejected by the Legislation Committee. If bills we oppose are in the Committee then anyone can make a submission to have their views heard. Click LEGISLATION COMMITTEE to see how you can do this.
    • STAY POSTED for future actions, protests and movements. Join our facebook group, visit this site regularly, or email searchforyourrights@gmail.com to get involved!

    • Search for your rights!