“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”

Australian Parliament: House of Representatives · Question Time | 14th October 2026

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Introduced a digital duty of care that shifts online safety responsibility from victims to online service providers

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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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