The rights in the Charter are listed below.

Courts and tribunals must interpret and apply all laws compatibly with human rights.

Human rights must be taken into account when Parliament makes new laws.

Public authorities, including local government and Victoria Police, must act in ways that are compatible with human rights and take relevant human rights into account when making decisions.

The Charter protects human rights in Victoria in three main ways: However, this must be necessary and reasonable, and there must be clear reasons for the decision. In certain circumstances, some rights may be limited. Twenty fundamental human rights are protected in the Charter. The Charter requires public authorities, such as Victorian state and local government departments and agencies, and people delivering services on behalf of government, to act consistently with the human rights in the Charter. It is about the relationship between government and the people it serves. The Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities (the Charter) is a Victorian law that sets out the basic rights, freedoms and responsibilities of all people in Victoria.

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