> The Bill does not currently require Ofcom to consider the impact of compliance measures on children’s rights to access information, and on both children and a

> The Bill does not currently require Ofcom to consider the impact of compliance measures on children’s rights to access information, and on both children and adults’ privacy. This is a signicant omission, given the impact that any form of age-verication also has on adult users (who would also need to go through some form of age assurance to access services) This is an interesting way to address some of the problems in the bill (though I can see why Google wants it in particular) (It's also an interesting way of phrasing your lobbying: "the bill does not currently take into account [thing that we want it to take into account]" - phrased in a way that makes it seem like a silly omission by the lawmakers)