In the Council’s view the case for a Human Rights Act is quite simply irrefutable.  In saying that the Council does not think that a Human Rights Act will constitute a revolution in either sense.  That is, a Human Rights Act will not create a human rights nirvana in Queensland.  Nor will it wreck the separation of powers between the branches of the government or destroy our democracy.  What it will do is represent a bold statement of commitment by the Queensland Government to bring human rights closer to the heart of political culture in this state and provide a place where the marginalised and disadvantaged in our community can seek redress for their grievances.