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What is Consent?

A person consents to sexual activity if they do it actively, freely, voluntarily and consciously without being pressured into it. Consent is always clearly communicated. There are laws around when people can consent to sexual activity and when they can’t consent. Consent is;

  • Mutual
  • Freely given
  • Informed
  • Clearly communicated
  • Enthusiastic
  • Reversible
  • Specific

What you need to know about consent

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