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🇦🇺AUSTRALIANS🇦🇺 STOP THE CENSORSHIP BILL! The Senate is taking submissions on Labor’s Authoritarian Online Safety Amendment (Digital Duty of Care) Bill 2026 until 30 October 2026. This bill creates a vague “Digital Duty of Care” on online platforms, backed by penalties up to $109 million and expanded powers for the eSafety Commissioner. It pressures platforms to over-censor lawful political, religious and dissenting speech under the banner of “serious harm.” Protecting children from illegal content does not require a blank cheque to suppress debate. Make your own submission in under 10 minutes. Template (copy, personalise the intro, and submit): ___________________________________________ Submission of Objection Online Safety Amendment (Digital Duty of Care) Bill 2026 Senate Environment and Communications Legislation Committee I am an Australian citizen writing to oppose this Bill. The Bill imposes an overly broad Digital Duty of Care that will incentivise platforms to remove or demote lawful speech. Vague definitions of “seriously harmful material and conduct,” extreme civil penalties, and expanded eSafety powers (including pseudonymous accounts) create a clear risk of political and viewpoint-based censorship. Existing criminal laws already address illegal content. I recommend the Committee reject the Bill. [Add 2–4 sentences of your own reasons or experience.] ___________________________________________ How to submit: 1. Go to the inquiry page: https://t.co/kz0RDE7dHm 2. Click Upload Submission. 3. Create a free My Parliament account if needed. 4. Upload your Word or PDF file. 5. Deadline: 30 October 2026. ___________________________________________ Instructions: • Write or copy the template into a Word document or PDF. • Personalise the opening paragraph with your name and a brief reason (veteran, parent, business owner, ordinary citizen, etc.). • Keep the body focused and factual. • Upload directly on the official inquiry page (preferred method: fastest acknowledgement). • Alternative: email to [email protected]. • Submissions are generally published under your name. Contact details are not published. Share this. Flood the inquiry with clear objections. Free speech is not a privilege granted by the eSafety Commissioner. #AusPol #SaveAustralia #censorship