Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) Enforcement Amendment Bill 2001

Introduction

Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) Enforcement Amendment Bill 2001... Second Reading speech on the Bill, the Hon John Hatzistergos, the Hon James Samios, 4/12/01....

Terms of reference
Reference reported to House—5 December 2001, 2nd Session, Minutes No. 137, Item 13. 1. The Standing Committee on Social Issues is to inquire into and report upon the scope and operation of the Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) Enforcement Amendment Bill 2001 with regard to: Whether the provisions of the Bill meet its stated policy objectives, Whether the provisions contained in Schedule 2 of the Bill provide an effective and enforceable regime for the regulation of on-line material, The social and legal impact of the on-line regulation of offensive material, and its implications for fair reporting of news and current affairs and legitimate internet use, and Any related matter. 2. That the Committee provide a final report to the House by 7 June 2002.

1. The Standing Committee on Social Issues is to inquire into and report upon the scope and operation of the Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) Enforcement Amendment Bill 2001 with regard to: Whether the provisions of the Bill meet its stated policy objectives, Whether the provisions contained in Schedule 2 of the Bill provide an effective and enforceable regime for the regulation of on-line material, The social and legal impact of the on-line regulation of offensive material, and its implications for fair reporting of news and current affairs and legitimate internet use, and Any related matter. 2. That the Committee provide a final report to the House by 7 June 2002.

Timeline
DateMilestone
Government Response to Final Report
Wed 05 December 2001Referred
Fri 08 February 2002Submissions closed
Thu 14 March 2002Committee Interim Report
Thu 06 June 2002Final Report
Thu 03 October 2002Government Response to Interim Report
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