Consultation requirements
Title I — Shielding Minors from Obscenity
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In carrying out this title, the Commission shall consult with the following individuals, including with respect to the applicable standards and metrics for making a determination on whether a user of a covered platform is or is not a minor: (1) Individuals with experience in computer science and software engineering. (2) Individuals with experience in— (A) advocating for online child safety; or (B) providing services to minors who have been victimized by online child exploitation. (3) Individuals with experience in consumer protection and online privacy. (4) Individuals who supply technology verification measure products or have expertise in technology verification measures. (5) Individuals with experience in data security and cryptography.
In carrying out this title, the Commission shall consult with the following individuals, including with respect to the applicable standards and metrics for making a determination on whether a user of a covered platform is or is not a minor: (1) Individuals with experience in computer science and software engineering. (2) Individuals with experience in— (A) advocating for online child safety; or (B) providing services to minors who have been victimized by online child exploitation. (3) Individuals with experience in consumer protection and online privacy. (4) Individuals who supply technology verification measure products or have expertise in technology verification measures. (5) Individuals with experience in data security and cryptography.
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