What should the Government focus on in terms of internet safety?
Educating parents 83.0% Educating children 64.7% Law enforcement 43.6% Subsidising desktop filter software 42.2% Subsidising ISP-level opt-in filters 33.3% Mandatory internet filtering 2.9%
While 7.4% of those surveyed thought the filter was a good thing, only 2.9% thought money should be spent on it. So about a third of those who support it think it is the best option when presented with alternatives.
So I propose a simple two part question for you. This is the crux of the matter for me, and it may also be for a number of other voters.
My Questions:
Peter, do you support the introduction of any form of mandatory internet filter in Australia?
And if the answer to that question is no, will you push to have it removed if and when you next get into government?
I hope you get around to reading this Peter; I will make footnotes to keep my tiny speckle of readers informed on what you feel. Two quite simple questions, which in fact I believe could be answered with Yes or No responses.
I don’t need spin. I just want to know which team you are on.
I want a personal answer to a personal issue for me a resident in your electorate.
Excellent Work as Usual Sir!
Of course the prospect of a Liberal/National Party government in NSW isn’t much to get excited about, but comparatively, it’s a benign tumour.
The best way to prevent golden staph is to wash your hands. Let’s hope NSW voters do just that as soon as they are given the opportunity.
The idea of NSW Labour as Golden Staph! Wonderful Metaphor!
Short version: If you’re hobbling the emerging medium in order to artificially prop up the flat-lined medium, your company is running the wrong way with extreme efficiency. Period.
Merlin Mann...enough said
