Eight lessons Sample Clauses

Eight lessons. (A1) The formulation of objectives. We believe that the formulation of clear and achievable objectives is the mainstay of an efficient and forward looking regulatory framework. With this in mind, we suggest that the objectives should include (a) the reduction of availability, (b) the restriction of access, and (c) the increase of resilience of children and young people to potential hazards. The objectives should not be seen in isolation. Rather they are inter-related and are inter-dependant. As such, we suggest that the measures adopted by regulators in respect of (a), (b), and (c) respectively should be inter-dependant and complementary. The measures should thus include (i) reviewing and enacting (where appropriate) regulations to deal with the availability of in- appropriate materials, (ii) having in place a comprehensive classifications system and access control restrictions, and (iii) an education and media aware- ness program to adequately educate and inform society at large in particular children and young people of the inherent hazards of new communication technology. It is crucial that once policy objectives and measures have been identified and formulated, they should be effectively communicated to all stakeholders.
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