Parents, teachers and other responsible adults should be encouraged to teach children about responsible use of the Internet. Implications for Internet service providers. Restricting access to certain Internet content is a difficult and impractical task. It is likely that efforts to restrict access to certain Internet content will be both unsuccessful and costly to implement. It is difficult for Internet service providers to monitor content providers.
Content providers have an obligation to ensure that their content is within the law.
The content provider must remove offensive content, not the Internet service provider. A suggestion is that Commonwealth authorities should contact the content provider instead of the Internet service provider in relation to illegal activities. There are no readily apparent means of regulating Internet content hosting or Internet carriage services. Efforts to do so will be expensive and unsuccessful, and unnecessary financial and administrative burden is inevitable. It is difficult or impossible for Internet service providers to deal with content as specified in an industry code or industry standard.