Tell the Government: make the internet safer without silencing ordinary Australians
The Government’s new draft Digital Duty of Care Bill is meant to protect us online, but if it isn’t amended it could end up silencing ordinary Australians. The current draft reaches far beyond the removal of genuinely harmful content.
ACL's 5 areas of concern are the:
- Minister's powers to expand the definition of harm
- Lack of threshold definitions of 'harm' and 'serious harm'
- Powers of the eSafety Commissioner
- Lack of a complaints mechanism
- Risk of platforms reducing the reach of lawful content
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