A Bill to make provision about the promotion of online safety; to require internet service providers and mobile phone operators to provide a service that excludes pornographic images; and to require electronic device manufacturers to provide a means of filtering content.
House of Lords
30 April 2013
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The Online Safety Bill aims to make online spaces safer by requiring internet providers to offer a porn-filtering option and by ensuring electronic devices include built-in content filters. It is currently being debated in the Lords at the second reading stage and originated in 2012.
The bill is in the Lords at the second reading stage. It originated in the Lords in 2012, and no further parliamentary stages are described here.
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