We encourage everyone to fill it out and let them know what is important to you with this proposed amendment to the Online Safety Act 2021 here: www.infrastructure.g...
3/3

Too much flexibility, lack of clarity with whom the duty of care rests (is the platform owner at fault, or the software vendor?), and the potential for censorship and surveillance under the banner of “care.”
2/3

Better regulation of Internet Search Engines and Social Media companies is definitely required but the current safety codes under consideration are not adequate. A simple ban of young people from social media will harm them.

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In it, we call on the committee to reject in their entirety the online safety codes for both Internet Search Engines and Social Media Minimum Age, and delay implementation of the codes until meaningful consultation with expert organisations in the field can inform a better policy direction.

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