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NSW sexual consent laws to be reformed

NSW sexual consent laws to be reformed By Lauren Croft|26 May 2021 In a massive step forward for NSW, Attorney-General Mark Speakman has just announced the reform of sexual consent laws. The announcement comes after the NSW Law Reform Commission (LRC) published a report last November analysing the NSW consent laws. The current laws will be strengthened and simplified in response to increasing calls across the community to protect victims and survivors of sexual assault. The new stipulations mean that affirmative consent is now law: unless someone does or says something to communicate consent, they have not consented to sexual activity. Similarly, the accused person’s belief in consent will not be recognised by law unless they did or said something to establish consent. This also protects victims further by recognising the “freeze” response, whereby someone freezes and cannot communicate a lack of consent.

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Criminal Law Specialist Sam Macedone comments on proposed Law reforms to seek sexual consent

Criminal Law Specialist Sam Macedone comments on proposed Law reforms to seek sexual consent
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NSW consent laws reformed to include affirmative consent

Saxon Mullins spent two years fighting for stronger NSW consent laws. On Tuesday she got them, with the introduction of affirmative consent requirements.

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Cautiously optimistic : Experts respond to NSW consent law reform

Share on Twitter Attorney-General Mark Speakman announced yesterday that he’d seek to reform NSW consent laws to include “enthusiastic” or “affirmative” consent. The announcement was met with widespread praise by survivors like Saxon Mullins who told SBS News the proposed changes were an important step into changing the way that we talk about sexual violence.” But two experts told The Feed that while they welcome the proposed changes, they remain ‘cautiously optimistic’ about how they’d work in practice. Related Dr Julia Quilter has already examined the three major legislative reforms in the sexual offences space; in 1981, 1989 and 2007. She said while the reforms proposed by the Attorney-General have the potential to create positive change, we won’t know their impact until they’re tested in courtrooms.

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Sex consent to be law in historic legal overhaul

Sex consent to be law in historic legal overhaul NSW will adopt an affirmative consent model following fierce public debate over existing laws surrounding sexual assault. Crime by Ava Benny-Morrison Premium Content Subscriber only Juries will be empowered to convict people accused of rape unless they have taken active steps to obtain consent for sex under a historic overhaul of NSW s sexual assault laws. The state will adopt an affirmative consent model, Attorney-General Mark Speakman will announce on Tuesday, following fierce public debate over existing laws. The changes will tackle a sticking point in many sexual assault trials - the reasonable grounds test.

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