“The digital duty of care will require platforms to have systems in place to proactively protect all Australians from threats of violence, death, rape and menacing or harassing behaviour.”

Australian Government · Australian Parliament: House of Representatives · Question Time | 27th October 2026

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introduce a digital duty of care requiring platforms to have systems that proactively protect Australians from threats of violence, death, rape and harassment

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“The Digital Duty of Care will set basic safety standards for the online services we use every day, just like we have in every other industry.”
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“Australia's digital duty of care will set basic safety standards… shift the burden from the shoulders of victims… to the companies that are creating the environments where harms occur”
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“You got to take care of yourself first… once they know how to protect themselves first, it’s so much easier for them to protect the company.”
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