
20 November 2008
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As part of the government's implementation of the Byron review recommendations on children and new media, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport is asking for views from children, parents, the games industry, retailers and other interested parties on the classification system for video games. The results of the consultation will be used to develop a system to protect children from inappropriate content.
Department for Culture, Media and Sport
Closing Date: Thursday 20 November 2008
A consultation on various ways of educating children through the medium of Irish. These include different models of immersion: learning entirely through Irish; and learning partially through Irish and partially through English.
Closing Date: Saturday 10 January 2009
Would introduce the legal changes necessary to allow unclaimed assets in dormant bank accounts to be redistributed to worthy causes. The intention is for a significant portion of the money to be spent on services for young people.
HM Treasury
Private members' bill to increase the classification on cannabis.
Christopher Chope MP
Private members' bill mainly concerned with the sale of age-restricted products to children online.
Margaret Moran MP
Private members' bill to reduce the voting age for parliamentary and other elections to 16.
Julie Morgan MP
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