Controversy in Parliament over Banning Social Media for Children - "The Measure Is Ineffective," the Opposition Insists
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The opposition parties questioned not so much the need for restrictions on the use of social media, but whether the controversial bill can ensure such a thing, since there are no sanctions for violators. The post Opposition in Parliament over ban on social media for children – “The measure is ineffective”, the opposition insists appeared first on in.gr.
Giorgia Meloni does not claim to be in favour of the social ban for children under 14 years of age. However, she is not opposed and hostile as protests explode in the streets and the government fears foreign interference, thanks to the internet and technology platforms. She could have passed a decree law, lets her leak on Republic, but prefers to leave free hand [...] The article Giorgia Meloni is not contrary to the social ban for minors. Oppos…
The premier is thinking of relaunching the issue, "I am not against it, Parliament is working on it," but in practice it is not enough just a click to turn off the toy for teenagers: the legislation is very complicated and must be consistent with the European Union, otherwise the infringement procedure is even risked. The majority goes into fibrillation, Malpezzi and Madia relaunch their proposal
Sideboard: from the Prime Minister an unfinished attempt to remedy a delay of which bears all responsibility. And announces amendment with the Pd to the decree processions. M5S does not close
The ND MPs - the Opposition, however, reserved their vote for the bill in the Plenary on Thursday, October 22.
The bill by Minister of State, Akis Skertsos, which provides for the ban on internet access for minors under 15 years of age as of 1/12/2027, was voted in favor by a majority in its first reading in the competent committees of the Parliament. Only ND supported the principle of the bill, while all opposition parties - PASOK, KKE, EL.LY, SYRIZA, NIKI, Pleusi Eleftherias - reserved their position in the plenary session. The first elaboration of the…
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