I think it's crucial that it's through the regulator, and we've seen this in Australia with their eSafety Commissioner. I think that would be the model here for a regulator and educator.
I think partly it's that the education across the country and in different schools and communities varies greatly, and it depends on people reaching out for the information. It depends on schools bringing in the right people. At the moment, there is a lot of just scaring children or parents, and most of the studies show that's ineffective. I've tried to say that to my children's school, and they've been really receptive.
I think education is so core to this that the regulator needs that as part of their mandate.