Senate backs tougher enforcement of social media ban
A Senate committee backed stronger powers for the eSafety Commissioner to enforce Australia's social media ban. It recommended doubled fines for tech companies that do not comply.
Why it mattersStronger enforcement tools could make the ban actually work. Without them, it just looks good on paper. But debate in Parliament suggests the laws may still change.
AustraliaIf adopted, Australians under 16 would face tougher barriers to accessing social media, and tech companies operating in Australia would face higher financial penalties for non-compliance.
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