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Q&A at the National Press Club

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  • Communications Minister Anika Wells told the National Press Club she would consider letting individuals and groups take action under the Digital Duty of Care through the courts, a right she said had worked in the United States.
  • She described the eSafety Commissioner as doing strong enforcement work but carrying a heavy load.
  • Wells said she intends to negotiate in good faith with the Greens to pass the legislation through the Senate, while the Coalition has not committed to supporting it.

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