Aug 10, 2010 2:08 PM Conroy to keep pushing mandatory ISP filters
Communications Minister Stephen Conroy told the ICT leaders debate in Canberra that the Australian Labor Party, if re-elected, would continue its implementation of the unpopular policy.
"We will bring forward the legislation once we've finished the review [of refused classification guidelines]," Conroy said.
Cheers Don...
No surprises there.
He and the Christian lobby groups go hand in hand on this.
He's probably a member.
What, more of the "spams and scams entering through the portal"?
berra that the Australian Labor Party, if
refused classification guidelines]," Conroy said.
I think we either need to see them dump Conroy, or maybe we should send a message and dump this party. Freedom of speech is vital to everything.
Thankfully every voter in VIC has the ability to boot Conroy out at the next election:
Dave.
Don McKenzie wrote
that the Australian Labor Party, if
refused classification guidelines]," Conroy
No chance of getting it thru the senate now that the coalition has decided to oppose it.
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I'll be voting against him, let's hope everyone else gets the message. Unfortunately FAR too many vote above the line, so he'll probably get back.
MrT.
Yes, but what are those channels showing? I'm not really interested in root of the week, even if it a gardening program? My last local foray into $/view Tv had me quaking in my boots about the killer kangaroos roaming the streets (Yes it was a National geographic program).
OTOH, I'm not going to rush out and repair the TV if it breaks down again.
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I don't blame you. Mine sits turned off most of the time these days.
I'm sick of hearing crap or stuff designed for people with a mental age of under 12.
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