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FRONT PAGE CAMPAIGN

Early day motion 263, tabled 16 June 2010 by Lindsay Roy (Labour). Signed by 102 members.

That this House welcomes and supports the Front Page Campaign; notes that recommended codes of practice by the National Federation of Retail Newsagents and the Periodical Publishers Association are widely ignored by newsagents and petrol stations; is concerned that this often means that sexually explicit material is displayed within easy reach of children; is further concerned by the practice of publishers paying for so-called best seller spots involving the display of sexually explicit material near check-outs; further notes that seeing such material can cause children confusion and distress and give them a false view of adult relationships; calls on the Government to introduce and enforce measures to ensure that such material is not displayed at or below children's eye-level, near children's publications or without opaque sleeving; further calls for an independent UK regulator to replace out-of-date and ineffective legislation; and also calls for magazines to be assigned age ratings such as are assigned to cinema films and DVDs.

Signatures by party: Labour 46, Liberal Democrat 24, Conservative 20, DUP 5, Scottish National Party 3, Social Democratic and Labour Party 3, Green 1.