The eSafety Commissioner will move quickly to summon documents from tech giants and issue social media ban breach orders if handed new regulatory powers, a Senate committee has heard.
New laws boosting the powers of Australia’s independent online regulator would help it more effectively punish non-compliance with Australia’s social media age limits, senators were told on Friday.
But tech giants have insisted they are cooperating with the ban and that …
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