2.CULTURAL VALUES AND RESPONSIBILITIES2.1 Customary Law(a)We acknowledge, value, honour and respect our Noongar customary law and culture.Our customar... law designates us as the custodians of our country, which means we have responsibilities to our country which we need to meet.Our customary law endows/bestows us with values of respect and reverence for the land and all that is in it.2.2 Right People for Country(a) While the lands of our families overlap and while there are no exclusive domains. "Take off your clothes and put them in here." Uhm, okay."She continued to stand there, and Laurie stood there.She asked, "What are you waiting for?" Uh, nothing." Laurie removed her clothes and put them in the locker."Now wait here. Don't go anywhere!"She left and Laurie waited there for about five minutes. She returned, followed by a very relieved-looking naked guy. Laurie blushed when his dick came to quick attention upon seeing Laurie. "Wait there, I'll get your stuff in a minute," she told. "Who is she?" she asked, smiling."Julia Tamm," sighed Kate. "We spent all last nighttogether. I think I'm in love." Julia Tamm?" said Janice. "That *is* a surprise." An unbelievably wonderful surprise," agreed Kate, beaming again. "I couldn't believe it when she rang andasked me out. Seems she was as attracted to me as Iwas to her. I feel good about this. I think we couldhave a real future together." I hope you're right," said Janice. "Lord knows, youdeserve some happiness. No one will be. "It's good experience," she said. "I need that if I want to go work for my father." Why didn't you tell me?" I asked. "God, I feel like such an ass." Why?" Katie replied. "Peter? Why should it matter?" I don't know." I really didn't know. I'd like to think that I'm confident enough that it shouldn't matter if the girl I loved has more money than I do, but now, faced with that reality... "Would it be better if I was poor?" Like I am, you mean?" I snapped."Peter!" Isn't that what you meant? God!".