Submissions
eSafety provides submissions to external consultations on a range of topics that intersect with our work.
This allows our expertise to be considered by stakeholders in the development and review of policy and legislative activities and inquiries by government officials.
Submissions by eSafety are published periodically on this page.
2023
July
- DP-REG joint submission to Department of Industry, Science, and Resources consultation on the ‘Safe and responsible AI in Australia’ discussion paper, Department of Industry, Science and Resources
- Inquiry into the use of generative AI in the Australian education system, House Standing Committee on Employment, Education and Training
April
- Review of the Family and Child Commission Act 2014, Queensland Department of Justice and Attorney-General
- Inquiry into the administration of the referendum into an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice, Senate Finance and Public Administration Committee
March
- Review of the Privacy Act 1988, Attorney-General’s Department
- Review of the NSW Child Protection (Offenders Registration) Act 2000, NSW Police Force
February
- Inquiry into the influence of international digital platforms, Senate Standing Committee on Economics
- Inquiry into current and proposed sexual consent laws in Australia, Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee
- Inquiry into foreign interference through social media, Select Committee on Foreign Interference through Social Media
2022
November
- Consultation on the Child Protection (Offender Reporting and Offender Prohibition Order) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2022, Queensland Community Support and Services Committee
October
- Law enforcement capabilities in relation to child exploitation, Joint Committee on Law Enforcement
January
- Inquiry into social media and online safety, House Select Committee on Social Media and Online Safety
- Submission to the Social Media (Anti-Trolling) Bill, Attorney-General’s Department
2021
December
- Consultation on the Online Privacy Bill, Attorney-General’s Department
October
- Parliament Joint Committee on Law Enforcement Inquiry: Criminal Code Amendment (Sharing of Abhorrent Violent Material) Act 2019, Joint Committee on Law Enforcement