What We Classify Australian Classification Sky news host caleb bond discusses how the australian classification board is looking to re classify old media. “speaking of things that don’t make any sense,” mr bond said. Australia's classification board has been accused of wanting to "censor historical films and literature" after it requested the power to reclassify movies, books, games, and tv shows after 10.
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Australian Classification Board Audiovisual Identity Database Senior albanese government minister clare o’neil has taken aim at a proposal to grant new powers to allow the australian classification board to review content every 10 years and reclassify “archaic and out of step” material. currently, the board can only reclassify films, shows and books at the request of the federal communications minister. The bill also extends the classification board’s powers to quality assure self classification decisions, expands classification exemptions to include low risk cultural content made available by libraries and museums, and introduces a ‘classify once’ principle so content classified for broadcast can be shown in other formats using the same. The classification amendment bill will modernise the national classification scheme by: expanding options for industry to self classify content including film and computer games using either in house or third party classifiers who have been trained and accredited by the australian government. The classification board will no longer have any role in classifying screen content if the federal government adopts recommendations from key industry groups. the australian children’s television foundation contends that the current overlapping systems result in duplication and potentially inconsistent classifications for the same program.
Australian Classification Board On Tumblr The classification amendment bill will modernise the national classification scheme by: expanding options for industry to self classify content including film and computer games using either in house or third party classifiers who have been trained and accredited by the australian government. The classification board will no longer have any role in classifying screen content if the federal government adopts recommendations from key industry groups. the australian children’s television foundation contends that the current overlapping systems result in duplication and potentially inconsistent classifications for the same program. Extending the classification board’s powers to quality assure self classification decisions; expanding classification exemptions to include low risk cultural content made available by libraries and museums; introducing a ‘classify once’ principle so content classified for broadcast can be shown in other formats using the same classification. Australia’s classification board is seeking “cancel culture’’ powers to censor old movies, books and television shows in line with modern community attitudes. the federal government agency wants to reclassify publications every 10 years, it has told a review of australia’s classification scheme. Sky news host caleb bond discusses how the australian classification board is looking to re classify old media. “speaking of things that don’t make any sense,” mr bond said. The australian communications and media authority (acma) welcomes the opportunity to provide views on the second stage of reforms to modernise australia’s classification regulatory framework. this is an important phase of the reform process, building on multiple reviews since 2012 that have highlighted the need for significant, structural.