Such complaints should be directed to the authors of the content. How to make a complaint The most convenient way to make a complaint is to complete the online complaint form . The legislation and IIA code places certain obligations on Internet Content Hosts. In particular it requires Internet Content Hosts to encourage Content Providers, to use appropriate labelling systems in respect of content which is likely to be considered unsuitable for children, even though it is not Prohibited or Potentially Prohibited. PICS was developed by the World Wide Web Consortium as a technical platform to attach labels to Internet sites, which can then be read by most browsers.
Labels can come from different sources including the content developers or third parties.
For information about the development of an international labelling systems see also ICRA . Conclusion The IIA has worked hard to put a scheme in place to assist users better control their Internet access. We have aimed to strike a reasonable balance between protecting end users and nurturing our rapidly developing industry, and are confident that the scheme will help make Australian families better off by providing more choice in the way that content can be accessed. This site will be updated as more information about how content can be better controlled in the home. We hope that the result will be a safer and more enjoyable Internet experience for all.