I think the two that are discussing this with the MPs are taking the entirely wrong tactic. They are suggesting that child filtering and protection is not a pro

I think the two that are discussing this with the MPs are taking the entirely wrong tactic. They are suggesting that child filtering and protection is not a problem on the internet as it stands today. They are, quite franky, completely wrong. The problem they should talk about is the difficulties and serious pitfalls that the government will have to deal with if they actually want to filter and control the internet. This isn't something they can just flick a switch on. It will impact the freedoms of millions of their citizens. And all because a portion of todays parents are not interested in actively parenting, monitoring and educating their children (and themselves about the internet). I think that is rather sad.