Exposure to Pornography
During Statements by Members, Conservative member Arnold Viersen spoke about his bill to restrict young people’s online access to pornographic material, which would require online pornographic sites to verify users’ ages. He noted that ten years ago the House unanimously passed his motion for a study on the public health impacts of sexually explicit material, and said research shows such material harms young people’s mental health and safety. He asked members to support the bill.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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