1.What are the legal and ethical considerations for advocacy in regards to the following points andhow are these applied in both organisations and your individual practice:discriminationLaws such as the civil rights act and the Australian human rightscommission prohibit discrimination. Ethically, organisations andindividuals should promote equality and fairnessdignity of riskThis refers to the right of individuals, particularly those withdisabilities, to take risks. Legal and ethical considerations involvebalancing this right with duty of careduty of careLegally, organisations and individuals have a responsibility to avoidacts or omissions that could harm others. Ethically, this involvesacting in the best interest of those in carehuman rightsNational laws protect human rights. Ethically, organisations andindividuals should respect theses lawsmandatory reportingLaws require certain professionals to report suspected abuse orneglect. Ethically, this involves balancing confidentiality with theneed to protect individualspractice standardsThese are often set by professional bodies and provide a legal andethical framework for practiceprivacy, confidentiality andLaws such as HIPAA (privacy act) protect privacy. Ethically,disclosureconfidentiality must be maintained unless there is a risk of harmpolicy frameworksThese provide a legal structure for organisations. Ethically, theyshould promote good practicerecords managementLaws require certain records to be kept and protected