1. Purpose and Scope

2. Our commitment to child safety

• restricting our platform to users aged 18 years and over;
• responding promptly and appropriately to any suspected or actual incidents of child abuse orexploitation;
• implementing processes to prevent, detect and remove CSAM from our platform;
• complying with all applicable child safety laws and regulations, including the Online SafetyAct 2021 (Cth), as relevant to our operations; and
• cooperating fully with law enforcement agencies in relation to child safety matters.

3. Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation and CSAM

• uploading, storing, or sharing CSAM;
• providing links to or encouraging users to access CSAM hosted elsewhere;
• any conduct that sexualises children; and
• any content depicting or promoting child sexual abuse.

4. Age Restrictions and Verification

• we suspect the user may be under 18 years of age;
• the user's account has been flagged through our monitoring systems; or
• we receive reports suggesting the user may be a child.

• suspend the user's account until verification is provided; or
• suspend or terminate the user’s account if they fail to provide satisfactory identification.

5. Detection and Removal

• underage users;
• CSAM;
• grooming behaviour or other conduct that may indicate child exploitation; and
• any other conduct that poses a risk to child safety.

• age confirmation at account creation, restricting platform access to users who are 18 years ofage or older;
• accessible in-app reporting mechanisms, including reporting functionality on each userprofile; and
• automatic flagging and content removal for reports pending manual review

6. Community Reports

• report or block users or profiles;
• report suspected underage users;
• report CSAM or suspected CSAM;
• report grooming behaviour or suspected child exploitation;
• provide feedback on child safety concerns; and
• provide any other feedback in relation to the platform.

• promptly review the report;
• assess the report for severity and appropriate action; and
• document and track our resolution process.

7. Response and Investigation Procedures

• Suspension: suspend the relevant account(s) pending investigation;
• Removal: remove or block any CSAM or other harmful content immediately
• Investigation: conduct an internal investigation to assess whether the user is underage, orthe content or conduct constitutes a child safety incident (as applicable);
• Determination: following our investigation, we will determine appropriate further action,including legal review; and
• Record Keeping: we will maintain records of all child safety incidents, investigations, actionstaken and reports made to authorities.

• assess the nature and severity of the incident;
• determine our obligations under applicable laws; and
• identify whether the matter must be reported to any applicable authorities, including:
• the relevant state or territory police body;
• the Australian Centre To Counter Child Exploitation; and
• the Office of the eSafety Commissioner

8. Legislative Responsibilities

• Failure to disclose: Reporting child abuse is a community-wide responsibility. All adults inNSW who have a reasonable belief that an adult has committed a child abuse offence againsta child under 18 years old have an obligation to any information that might be of materialassistance to the police
• Failure to protect: People of authority within our organisation will commit an offence if theyknow of a substantial risk of child sexual abuse and have the power or responsibility toreduce or remove the risk, but negligently fail to do so.
• Any of our staff, contractors, or agents who are mandatory reporters must comply with theirduties.

9. Roles and Responsibilities

• ensure effective child safety and wellbeing governance, policies, procedures, codes, andpractices are in place and followed;
• promote regular open discussion on child safety issues within the organisation, including atmanagement meetings and staff meetings;
• facilitate regular professional learning for staff, contractors, and agents to build deeperunderstanding of child safety, cultural safety, child wellbeing, and abuse prevention;
• create an environment where child safety complaints and concerns are readily raised, and noone is discouraged from reporting an allegation of child abuse to relevant authorities;
• oversee the development and implementation of robust online safety features and AImoderation tools to protect children using our platform.

• always comply with this Policy and any of our other policies and procedures relating to childsafety;
• understand and comply with their child safety and legal obligations
• immediately report any suspected child safety incidents to their direct supervisor or theChild Safety Point of Contact below;
• participate in child safety training, as directed by us;
• contribute to the ongoing development and improvement of our online safety features andmoderation tools; and
• cooperate with internal and external investigations.

• act as the primary point of contact for all child safety concerns or inquiries;
• coordinate responses to child safety incidents;
• ensure all staff are aware of their reporting obligations and support them in making reportswhen necessary;
• maintain accurate records of child safety concerns and incidents;
• liaise with relevant authorities when required;
• provide regular updates to the management team on child safety matters;
• lead the review of this Policy and any other child safety policies and procedures.

10. Contravening this Policy

11. Variations to this Policy

12. Child Safety Point of Contact