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Title page 1

Contents 3

Members 5

Abbreviations and acronyms 6

Chapter 1. Introduction 7

Structure of the report 7

Purpose of the bill 7

Key provisions of the bill 8

Expanding the Commissioner's information-gathering powers 8

Increasing civil penalties 9

Commencement and application 10

Financial impact statement 11

Human rights compatibility 11

Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights consideration 11

Scrutiny of Bills Committee consideration 12

Background to the social media minimum age framework 12

The social media minimum age framework 12

The obligation to take 'reasonable steps' 13

Privacy protections 14

Compliance and enforcement 14

Early implementation 15

Investigations into potential non-compliance 16

Conduct of the inquiry 16

Acknowledgements 17

Chapter 2. Key issues 18

The effectiveness of the social media minimum age framework 18

The need for stronger enforcement 19

Questions about the effectiveness of the social media minimum age framework 20

Experiences of young people 21

Evidence from social media platforms 21

Proposed expansion of the eSafety Commissioner's information-gathering powers 23

The eSafety Commissioner's evidence on the need for the powers 24

Scope of the proposed powers 27

Procedural, privacy and confidentiality safeguards 29

Proposed increase in civil penalty amounts 30

Concerns about increased penalties 31

The capability and limitations of age assurance technologies 32

Monitoring unintended consequences 33

Education, digital literacy and broader online safety reform 34

Digital Duty of Care and safety-by-design 34

Ongoing review and evaluation 35

Committee view 37

Australian Greens' additional comments 39

Coalition Senator's additional comments 41

Dissenting report by Senator Fatima Payman 48

Appendix 1. Submissions and additional information 68

Appendix 2. Public hearings 70