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Thompson, Peter A.

International regulatory frameworks for online content : a research report commissioned by the Department of Internal Affairs (Te Tari Taiwhenua) Peter A. Thompson and Michael S. Daubs - Wellington, New Zealand : Department of Internal Affairs | Te Tari Taiwhenua, 2022 - electronic document (268 pages) ; PDF file

This is a commissioned research study on current international developments to regulate harmful content. The timeframe of analysisThe key objective is to provide an analysis of current developments in international approaches to regulatory frameworks aimed at harm‐minimisation in relation to
online content. The overall rationale is to inform the Content Regulatory System Review, through the development of a public discussion document for consultation on high‐level regulatory options.

The report presents an analysis of four international case studies2 of regulatory approaches to online content:
1. Australia: Online Safety Act 2021 for this research report was July 2021-NFovember 2021; 2. Canada: Proposed Online Harms Legislation including Bill C-36;
3. Ireland: Online Safety and Media Regulation Bill
4. The UK: Draft Online Safety Bill. (From the introduction). Record #8055

Subjects--Corporate Names:
Department of Internal Affairs | Te Tari Taiwhenua

Subjects--Topical Terms:
IMAGE-BASED SEXUAL ABUSE
LAW REFORM
MEDIA
SOCIAL MEDIA
TECHNOLOGY-FACILITATED ABUSE

Subjects--Geographic Terms:
NEW ZEALAND
INTERNATIONAL
CANADA
IRELAND
UNITED KINGDOM