Australian Human Rights Commission Respect at Uni Interim Report December 2024 5 Terms of reference Terms of Reference for the Study are available on the Commission’s website. 1. Members of the Advisory Committee will perform a range of functions, including but not limited to: • providing high level guidance on the development, design and implementation of the Study • advising on how the Commission can best align with and support the existing work of peak bodies and communities in addressing antisemitism, racism and Islamophobia at higher education institutions • providing feedback on draft deliverables including advising on the scope and design of a national online prevalence survey • assisting with consultation and community engagement as appropriate, including focus groups and roundtables • consulting with any additional stakeholders, including the Senior Officials Working Group, where relevant and appropriate, to inform the work of the Advisory Committee in relation to the Study • settling additional operational procedures (if required) separately to these Terms of Reference. 2. The Advisory Committee will operate and undertake relevant work grounded in an approach that centres on community, including First Nations’ experiences and is intersectional, trauma-informed, rights-based and culturally safe. 3. To encourage openness and sharing of information, Advisory Committee meetings will be conducted in accordance with the Chatham House rule. 4. Advisory Committee members will not disclose any information and/or documents provided to them in relation to the Commission, the Study, or the Advisory Committee to any person outside the Advisory Committee, without the prior written permission of the Commission, unless it is for the purpose of the internal deliberations of the organisation the Advisory Committee member is representing aimed at providing input to the Study without sharing details of Committee discussions. 85