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Every Australian government makes its laws, policies and practices consistent with the report's Blueprint for a fair and just future.

Co-design an independent national representative body on the Paris Principles model, with secure funding from a 'future fund' style endowment.

Establish a Makarrata Commission empowered to run national truth-telling and design a national agreement-making process.

Fund public awareness and education, run alongside truth-telling, on First Peoples' rights and the continuing effects of colonisation.

Embed Indigenous-designed, culturally safe and personalised learning; resource community-controlled education bodies and Indigenous-led schools; end disproportionate suspension and expulsion.

States and territories without a stolen wages reparation scheme set one up urgently.

Implement this term the Free and Equal final report, the PJCHR human rights framework inquiry and the JSCATSIA UNDRIP inquiry, including a national Human Rights Act, a human rights education plan and a national UNDRIP plan.

Support self-determined First Peoples participation in domestic and international human rights forums, fund the Indigenous Human Rights Network, and train young advocates.

Give the Social Justice Commissioner formal observer status in Closing the Gap partnership structures.

Co-design a national framework for Indigenous services expenditure, replacing short-term grants with needs-based, direct, long-term funding for community-controlled organisations, including monitoring and evaluation capacity.

Run transparent, independent financial and performance audits of Indigenous-specific and mainstream spending against Closing the Gap commitments and community priorities.

Put binding data-sharing and governance agreements in place across governments that uphold Indigenous data sovereignty, with accountability measures designed and agreed by communities.

Require every legislative, policy and program proposal to show alignment with human rights obligations to First Peoples, including UNDRIP.

The Australian Government accepts and implements the National Anti-Racism Framework.

Build rights-based performance requirements into Commonwealth funding agreements with states and territories, measured against UNDRIP, the Priority Reforms and the socio-economic targets, with independent monitoring (National Agreement clause 67).

Fund, long term, community-led work that rebuilds strong communities: cultural authority and nation-building, restorative justice and peacemaking, language revival, cultural camps and healing, and intergenerational learning on Country.

Give people in custody access to Medicare and PBS-subsidised medicines.

National leadership on detention standards: full OPCAT implementation with enforceable standards; Help Way Earlier! reforms including a minimum age of criminal responsibility of 14, no solitary confinement of children and national monitoring of child detention; needs-based funding for ACCO prevention and early intervention; and independent oversight of RCIADIC and Closing the Gap compliance.

Refer to the ALRC an inquiry into police and coronial investigations of Indigenous deaths and critical incidents in custody: international best practice, national minimum standards, law reform, a national investigative mechanism and independent complaints for families.

The Communications Minister works with First Nations Media Australia, ACMA, the Press Council, MEAA and the eSafety Commissioner on a Youth Justice Media Code of Practice and mandatory training for journalists.

Amend the Native Title Act to meet human rights obligations: a presumption of continuity, shifting the burden of proof to respondents, disregarding historical extinguishment in marine parks, counting off-footprint and water impacts of future acts, and stronger procedural rights.

Ratify the Indigenous and Tribal Peoples Convention, 1989 (No. 169).

Support PBCs through an independent operating fund guaranteed in perpetuity, and resource their community healing and empowerment roles.

Establish and resource a First Peoples advisory group to guide reform of the Native Title Act and related laws, and its implementation.

Set national minimum heritage standards in federal heritage and environment law (self-determination over what is significant, FPIC with appeal rights, no gag clauses, real penalties) and commission a national mapping and truth-telling project on damaged or destroyed heritage.