Civil-society participant translating child-safety concerns into implementation requirements

Common Sense Media

Common Sense Media is a child-focused media and technology advocacy organization whose retained activity includes Australian safety-design consultation and support for a UK parliamentarian's summit travel. Its public filings provide specific recommendations on how age assurance should perform and protect privacy.

Australian input and declared travel

Comments dated 31 October 2025 report participation in eSafety's December 2024 workshop and seek clearer age-assurance performance and privacy requirements in the Designing for Safety draft. They cite a New York proposed-rulemaking model. Separately, Kidron's parliamentary register declares Common Sense Media-paid travel for a 22–24 March 2026 summit. The records do not establish adoption of the requested draft changes or an amendment-specific travel earmark.

What the records show

Common Sense MediaDesigning for Safety draft reviewed October 2025

requests clearer age-assurance performance and privacy requirements in

31October 2025

P2 calls for acceptable error rates, fallback procedures and data-minimization clarity, citing a NewYork proposed-rulemaking model. This records a specific requested change; adoption and underlying US law were not established.

Further reading

draft findings

UK age assurance: specific advocacy contributions and decisions

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What the connections say

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