2. The national conversation on human rights will: 3. The national conversation on human rights will include the following activities: (a) Promote awareness of the importance of human rights to 21st century Australia (a) A national summit on human rights (b) Identify current limitations in the promotion and protection of human rights at the national level (c) A report to the Attorney‑General and federal Parliament on actions that should be taken to ensure an effective system to promote and protect human rights (c) Identify the key principles and elements of a human rights reform agenda to modernise our system of human rights protection (d) Build partnerships and consensus on the future actions required to better protect and promote human rights across the Parliament, government and the community. (b) Public events and consultations (d) A report to the United Nations Human Rights Council as part of Australia’s 3rd Universal Periodic Review (scheduled to take place in 2020). For the purposes of these Terms of Reference, ‘human rights’ are defined as all human rights obligations recognised in international law, and are not limited to those rights that are currently reflected in Australian law. Dated 10 December 2018 10 FREE & EQUAL: Revitalising Australia’s Commitment to Human Rights