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1. Federal Member (ALP) thought it was a good idea that we ask for clear goals on what mandatory filtering is aiming to achieve and how this is going to be measured as successful.
For example, are they trying to:
– protect children from inappropriate material on the internet
– protect society from adults accessing inappropriate material on the internet
– protect children from predatory interactions with pedophiles
– protect children from risks online generally (as described by Labor)
– (if I’m cynical) get a percentage swing in marginal seats (very measurable!)
2. We should then compare these to alternative strategies (opt-in filtering, parental monitoring, policing of offenders) which may be more successful at achieving these goals.

3. When discussing mandatory filtering, I think we need to resist issues being conflated when we are pointing out the flaws. i.e. the technical problems vs the risk of impairing civil liberties and free flow of ideas vs whether we need censorship at all. At the same time, we need to point out the goals of scheme also conflate or confuse issues. e.g. If mandatory filtering is blocking content to a RC level, how is that content feed age appropriate for children?

I wanted to ask why mandatory filtering was a necessary component of the various strategies that were being set out to achieve the scheme’s goals to protect children but the discussion got a bit mangled.

4. We also need to ask for a list of risks and how these will be mitigated:
– technology being used to curb free speech / free flow of ideas
– arbitrary addition of URLs to blacklist
– parents / schools becoming complacent about monitoring their children’s use of the internet
– technology censoring content that should not be refused classification (false positive)
– technology causing degradation of service

It’s interesting to see how the Conroy/ALP response shifts over time. The current response (as mirrored by my Federal member) seems to be: there are a number of topics you can’t publish / sell / buy in a book or a DVD, so you shouldn’t be able to do this on the internet and he was yet to hear a good answer to this from no filter advocates. So lets get some good answers — I have some ideas.

Things that he said will derail mandatory filtering: if it causes tall poppies (big business) in Sydney and Melbourne to notice degradation, then filtering will likely be stopped.

Other points:
– impressed that he was across the issues.
– might be interesting to talk about civil disobedience / historical and contemporary examples / if that should be censored.
– Lastly, attack by Anonymous was inadvertently raised by someone else. While I think EFA may be too conservative (I think the notion of censorship board approving types of women’s bodies is beyond outrageous) however, it appears EFA were right — in Federal Member’s mind, he sees us and them as arguing for the same thing — and said if anything, taking down the APH site made him want to legislate more. I didn’t respond other than checking he realised that it was an international protest, not the people in Aus who were advocating for open internet.

Switzerland is one of the countries that have the highest level of security in the world. The crime rate in Switzerland can be said to be very low while the rate in other countries are relatively high. However, one of the risks that you will get is when winter arrives. When it’s winter, you can get injured when you go to nature tourism in Switzerland if you’re not careful.

People in Switzerland can understand various languages ​​such as Italian, French, English, and German. However, you need to know that not everyone can understand the language. So, when you are on vacation to Switzerland make sure you use easy-to-understand English or the local language.

When you visit Switzerland you should use public transportation. The obvious public transportation is the train. Trains in Switzerland are quite cheap and can get you to various areas quickly. If you want to enjoy a better view, then you can rent a car.

The right time to come to Switzerland is when the temperature is warm between April and June. You can also get the best price in this period. If you come during this period you can travel to various places for a longer duration. This is because tourist attractions and restaurants will be open longer than other periods.

There are several foods that you must try when visiting Switzerland:

The first is Cheese Fondue. This typical Swiss food is already worldwide and you can find it in various countries. When you visit Switzerland, of course, you must try this dish. This dish is perfect for those of you who like processed cheese.

The second is Rosti. This dish is usually consumed by the people of Switzerland as a breakfast menu. This dish is in the form of pancakes made from potatoes. The addition of toppings in the form of spinach leaves, eggs, sausage, and meat, certainly makes this dish even more delicious.

The third is Bundnernusstorte. This dessert is in the form of a cake filled with a mixture of cream and sweet peanut butter. You can find this cake easily at any pastry shop in Switzerland.

The fourth is the Saffron Risotto. This dish is made from a spice called Saffron which can make your body feel warm. Saffron is already commonly used by the Swiss people to make various kinds of dishes.

The fifth is lplermagronen. lplermagronen is a classic Swiss dish that Swiss people usually eat for breakfast. This dish consists of macaroni as the main ingredient mixed with cheese sauce, potatoes, and other ingredients.

The Sixth was Berner Platte. This dish has been around since the 18th century. Berner Platte consists of various ingredients such as beef and pork served with mashed peanuts or potato wedges.

The last one is Zurcher Geschnetzeltes. This dish is made of minced meat cooked together with mushrooms, cream, onions, and special wine for cooking. This dish is very popular in Switzerland and is always the target of foreign tourists who come to Switzerland.

Those are some of the best food in Switzerland. If you visit Switzerland, don’t forget to visit a restaurant that provides these foods. As long as you come to a place that is not too fancy you should be able to get the best price.

There are several tourist attractions that you must visit when visiting Switzerland:

The first is Grendelstrasse Shopping Street. You must come to this place if you want to buy souvenirs at low prices. This place is the final destination of foreign tourists who come to Switzerland to buy souvenirs before returning to their country.

The second is Zurich. Zurich is the capital of Switzerland and is often referred to as the old city. The typical medieval atmosphere is felt in Zurich. The city retains typical medieval buildings and still uses signs dating back to the Middle Ages. Surely you can get photos with a medieval feel in Zurich.

One of the iconic buildings in the city of Zurich is an ancient church called St Peter’s Church. In St Peter’s church, there is something special, namely the presence of a clock with super large size. The clock in this church is one of the largest clocks in the world. The most surprising thing is that the clock is still working today.

The third is Bern. Bern is one of the most beautiful cities recognized by the world. As one of the tourist cities in Switzerland, Bern is often the target of foreign tourists. There are many ancient buildings still standing in Bern since the 12th century. One of the most famous ancient buildings in Bern is the Bern Cathedral.

Those are 3 tourist attractions that you must visit in Switzerland. It’s a shame if you miss a place because there are many interesting things in it. Make sure you bring enough memory to store lots of photos.

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