Maeve Walsh → OSAN July2024 children response
named as co-author
July2024 response
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Maeve Walsh is a named contributor to the Online Safety Act Network's UK regulatory submissions. She appears as the contact on its February 2024 illegal-harms response and as a co-author, with Lorna Woods, of its July 2024 response on protecting children.
The July response names Walsh on its cover. Its proposals address children's safety through differentiated design and assurance arguments. The retained records establish her contribution to the submission process; they do not identify a formal Ofcom appointment or give her a regulatory approval right.
Maeve Walsh → OSAN July2024 children response
July2024 response
PDF1 identifies this author. No appointment, regulator approval right or exact accepted-edit authorship follows.
The network is a submitter and advocate in these records. Woods and Walsh are named authors of the July response, not thereby statutory committee members or holders of regulatory approval rights. Targeted Ofcom searches did not establish a formal appointment for either; an unrelated result names Siobhan Walsh , not Maeve Walsh. This pass makes no claim that no formal role exists anywhere.
Read the research & sources ↗Carnegie's26October2023 transition statement says its programme ends and Woods/Walsh continue through the new Online Safety Act Network, supported by former partner Reset. The2023 report independently says Carnegie supported development of the new network. This establishes deliberate succession of expertise and convening work after enactment, not ownership of the network or transfer of every employee/asset.
Read the research & sources ↗Maeve Walsh → named as co-author → OSAN July2024 children response
July2024 response
PDF1 identifies this author. No appointment, regulator approval right or exact accepted-edit authorship follows.