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would be inappropriate for children’s viewing.
 
This principle should not be dependent on the 
audience the advertiser directs the messaging towards, but should apply to ALL outdoor 
advertising.

4.
 
Recommendation: That the NSW Government establish a statutory regulator for outdoor 
advertising under the authority of the appropriate Minister. The new outdoor advertising 
regulator would have the power to compel advertisers to comply with determinations and 
would be able to fine advertisers that breach the code. 
5.
 
Recommendation: That NSW parliament amend classification legislation to ensure stronger 
limitations are imposed on the level of sexual themes and content allowed in magazines 
marketed to children. 
6.
 
Recommendation: That the NSW Government lend support to a universal, by-default, ISP-
level internet filtering regime at the Commonwealth level, filtering out adult content and 
thereby providing a ‘clean-feed’ internet service, for both fixed line and mobile service. 
Customers would be able to opt out of the ‘clean-feed’ on request to their ISP. 
7.
 
Recommendation: That Free TV Australia strengthen classification guidelines by placing 
stronger limits on the depiction of sexual themes, depictions of sexual behaviour, and 
nudity.
8.
 
Recommendation: That the NSW education department end any relationship with Safe 
Schools Coalition Australia and any partnered providers who facilitate the teaching of its