New bill aims to establish Online Safety Commissioner

Cyberbullying, eating disorders, depression and suicide are some of the toxic behaviours and dangerous thought patterns often spread online that new draft legislation aims to protect children from.

New bill aims to establish Online Safety Commissioner

Cyberbullying, eating disorders, depression and suicide are some of the toxic behaviours and dangerous thought patterns often spread online that new draft legislation aims to protect children from.

If passed, the bill would establish the role of an Online Safety Commissioner to set safety codes for online services, audit companies, and apply “significant” sanctions for non-compliance.

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