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National Classification Scheme Review (DP 77)
6. What Content Should be Classified?
6. What Content Should be Classified?
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Summary
How to determine what should be classified
Feature-length films, television programs and computer games
All content likely to be X 18+
All content likely to be RC
Modifications—when content should be reclassified
Voluntary classification
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National Classification Scheme Review (DP 77)
Table of Contents:
Terms of Reference
Participants
Proposals and Questions
1. Introduction to the Inquiry
2. The Current Classification Scheme
3. Media Convergence and the Transformed Media Environment
4. Guiding Principles for Reform
5. The Proposed Classification Scheme
6. What Content Should be Classified?
Summary
How to determine what should be classified
Feature-length films, television programs and computer games
All content likely to be X 18+
All content likely to be RC
Modifications—when content should be reclassified
Voluntary classification
7. Who Should Classify Content?
8. Markings, Advertising, Display and Restricting Access
9. Classification Categories and Criteria
10. Refused Classification Category
11. Codes and Co-regulation
12. The New Regulator
13. Enacting the New National Classification Scheme
14. Enforcing Classification Laws
Appendix 1. Agencies, Organisations and Individuals Consulted
Appendix 2. Platform Neutrality and the Question of Media Effects
Appendix 3: Proposed classification markings
Appendix 4. What Must be Classified and by Whom and What Must be Restricted?
