In order for us to get an R rating for video games we need the Attorney General for each state and the commonwealth to agree to it.
Previous a certain SA Attorney General refused on the "Won't somebody think of the children" basis.
After he left we thought it wsa going to happen but now the new Victoria Attorney General is saying the same thing.
Its basically ill informed people holding up the process. In the meantime, most game companies just appeal the decision and cut the offending item out of the game allowing it to be sold as M15.
So basically we are playing slightly cut back R18 rated games from the age of 15.
Can someone explain Australian perspectives on free speech to me?
17/04/2011 08:30:58 AM
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In addition to what LadyLorraine said...
18/04/2011 09:00:33 AM
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Well, I meant to focus more on the banning of books, but yes, good point. *NM*
18/04/2011 06:40:34 PM
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its a shame that talking isn't taxed, it'd shut some gas bags i know up
18/04/2011 06:48:35 PM
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The video game thing
20/04/2011 12:19:20 AM
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