H llLa llull J. Under the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984 MA) duties are placed on both employers and employees to eliminate risk to health and safety within the workplace. Employers risk prosecution if they do not maintain a 'general duty' of workplace safety while employees are also required to take care in an individual capacity although prosecutions against employees are much less common. Using applicable legislation and case law, describe the scope and nature of these duties on both employers and employees. 20 Marks Question 2 Occupational Security Law is a collection of laws and regulations that manage risk to national security generated by legitimate business undertakings. Although there have been limited fatalities caused by terrorist acts within Australia, more than 100 Australians have been killed as a result of acts of terrorism overseas since 2001. As a result there has been an increased focus on the threat of terrorism by Australian authorities in recent times. There have also been several prosecutions in Australian courts against individuals who have been convicted for preparing acts of terrorism within Australia. Discuss the evolution of security laws in the Australian context with reference to these prosecutions. Be sure to include case law in your findings