House of Commons · General Debate
13 March 2023 · 1 other contributor
Opened by Jim Shannon DUP Strangford
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Jim Shannon raised concerns about online safety bill (carry-over extension) in the House of Commons. Other MPs contributed to the debate.
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Opened the debate
Supports extending the time available to fine-tune and improve the Online Safety Bill, addressing concerns about loopholes and ensuring it achieves its aim of making people safer online by prohibiting bullying, attacks, wrongful advice, and harmful lies.
Stresses the importance of providing adequate time for debate to address concerns about the Online Safety Bill and ensure it effectively combats online bullying, attacks, wrongful advice, and harmful lies. Also mentions receiving many emails on this issue.