Overview
- A Child Digital Safety Council chaired by the Minister of Family will coordinate policy, legislation and awareness efforts across authorities and the private sector.
- Digital platforms are prohibited from collecting, processing or sharing personal data of children under 13, with narrow exemptions for educational or health services.
- Platforms must implement default privacy settings, robust age verification, age-based access controls, content filtering and limits on targeted advertising.
- Internet service providers are required to activate network filtering and secure guardian agreement to terms that mandate parental control tools.
- Children are barred from accessing online gambling or betting games, and the decree formalizes reporting channels to accelerate responses to abuse or exploitation.