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Despite fully supporting a social media ban, Shadow Communications Minister Melissa McIntosh has called eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant an "unelected official with too much power" and
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Despite fully supporting a social media ban, Shadow Communications Minister Melissa McIntosh has called eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant an "unelected official with too much power" and that online safety codes should be set by parliamentarians.
She never advocates for parental autonomy—only for placing full trust in government control.
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