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Consent and the Law in Australia Quiz

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What does God's plan say about sexual relations?

It should occur with anyone who gives consent

It should only occur between a husband and wife (correct)

It should be reserved for special occasions

It should happen without any restrictions

What does the text suggest about the concept of 'consent' in a perfect world?

It would be required for all sexual encounters

It would be unnecessary due to the absence of laws

It would not be needed as sexual relations would only occur between a husband and wife (correct)

It would be optional for individuals to decide

Where does the responsibility lie for ensuring consent in sexual relations?

Only with the person initiating the encounter

With both partners equally (correct)

Only with the person being approached for sex

With society and cultural norms

What is the consequence mentioned in the text for not receiving consent in sexual relations?

<p>Lengthy and expensive trials in court</p> Signup and view all the answers

Based on the text, what is the primary purpose of reserving sexual relations for a husband and wife?

<p>Protection of both the heart and body</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

In Australia, consent is a crucial element in determining the offence of rape and sexual assault.

In Queensland, under Section 349 of the Criminal Code, a person is guilty of rape if they engage in sexual intercourse without the other person's consent.
The maximum penalty for rape is imprisonment for life.

Consent can be withdrawn at any time, and an act is considered done without consent if it continues after consent is withdrawn.
Any sexual activity without agreement is unlawful.

In Queensland, the legal age for consent for sexual activity is 16.

These laws are in place for the individual's safety.

Engaging in sexual activity before marriage is not in line with God's way.
God's teachings do not condone sexual activity before marriage.

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Test your knowledge about consent and the legal aspects in Australia. Explore the definition of consent in relation to rape and sexual assault under the Criminal Code, including the maximum penalties for such offences. Delve into the significance of consent in Queensland's legal framework.