Draft Online Safety Bill
Legislative scrutiny by the Draft Online Safety Bill (Joint Committee), 22 July 2021 to 30 May 2024. Its page on the Parliament website.
Reports and responses
- Report - Draft Online Safety Bill (14 December 2021)
- Government Response to the report of the Joint Committee on the Draft Online Safety Bill (17 March 2022)
Evidence sessions
- 9 September 2021: Antisemitism Policy Trust; Stonewall
- 9 September 2021: Kick It Out; Football Association; Rio Ferdinand
- 9 September 2021: Center for Countering Digital Hate
- 13 September 2021: Royal Mencap Society; 5Rights Foundation; Epilepsy Society; Alethea Group; Molly Rose Foundation
- 23 September 2021: Information Commissioner's Office; Information Commissioner's Office
- 23 September 2021: Wikipedia
- 23 September 2021: Carnegie Trust UK; Dr Edina Harbinja, Aston University; Professor Sonia Livingstone, LSE Department of Media and Communications; Professor Clare McGlynn, Durham University
- 14 October 2021: Algo Transparency; Stanford Internet Observatory; Laura Edelson, New York University
- 18 October 2021: Sophie Zhang
- 18 October 2021: Financial Conduct Authority; Advertising Standards Authority; Competition and Markets Authority; City of London Police
- 18 October 2021: Which?; MoneySavingExpert.com and Money and Mental Health Policy Institute
- 21 October 2021: Professor Jonathan Haidt; Common Sense Media
- 21 October 2021: Gavin Millar QC; Society of Editors; Guardian Media Group, and News Media Association; DMG Media
- 21 October 2021: Professor Richard Wilson, University of Connecticut; Article 19; Matthew D’Ancona, journalist formerly of Index on Censorship, currently Editor at Tortoise Media; Big Brother Watch
- 25 October 2021: Frances Haugen
- 27 October 2021: Rappler
- 28 October 2021: Twitter; TikTok
- 28 October 2021: YouTube; Google
- 28 October 2021: Facebook; Facebook
- 1 November 2021: Ofcom; Ofcom
- 4 November 2021: Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport; Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport; Rt Hon. Damian Hinds, Home Office; Sarah Connolly, Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport