Anti-discrimination

1. Enact state and federal anti-discrimination laws making it unlawful to unfairly discriminate against people on the basis of profession, trade, occupation or calling
2. Recognise that people working in the adult industry experience systematic discrimination in areas of advertising, health, work regulations, restrictions on movement, relations with police, seeking other employment, housing and accommodation, and goods and services
3. Bring Australia in line with international human rights standards on the right to work, free choice of employment and non-discrimination
4. Eliminate the stigma, harm, vilification and discrimination towards people working in the adult industry and provide a legislative framework that protects civil, industrial and human rights for all.

Women in Parliament

1. To bring about equal numbers of women in the Parliament through enabling the Federal Discrimination Act to have jurisdiction extending to political parties.

Equality for LGBTIQ People

1. Create total equal rights in all areas of the law for lesbian, gay bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer (LGBTIQ) people
   1. Ensuring equal access to assisted reproductive technologies, adoption and parenting regardless of sexuality, relationship status or gender identity
   2. Implementing federal anti-discrimination laws to protect people from discrimination on the basis of their sexual orientation and gender identity
   3. Issuing appropriate documents to sex and gender diverse people including the use of a person’s preferred title and pronouns on all records and the ability to change legal documentation such as birth certificates based on self-identification
   4. Supporting the granting of asylum on humanitarian grounds to people experiencing persecution on the basis of their sexuality
   5. Providing nationally consistent Age of Consent laws to ensure that young people of all sexual orientations have access to education on sexual health practices
   6. Seeking consultation and guidance from the GLBTIQ community on how best to respect and celebrate diversity

Northern Territory Intervention

1. Overturn racist laws that ban adults living in and visiting aboriginal communities in the NT from possessing erotic and sexual media.

People with a Disability and the Elderly

1. Ensure the sexual rights and freedoms of people with a disability and the elderly.
   1. To eliminate the range of discriminatory practices against seniors and people with a disability, from planning laws that make adult shops inaccessible to wheelchair users to wider issues about social inclusion, desirability, stigma and stereotype
   2. To support the availability and accessibility of facilitated sexual services for people with a disability and seniors
   3. address the lack of specific sexual education for people with a disability
   4. ensure sexual services and education cater to people of all genders and orientations
   5. address the lack of portrayals in the media of sexually desirable seniors and people with a disability through supporting positive role models.