It's not over just yet. Just delayed for now.
The poor excuse is that the WA minister felt he needed more time to discuss with his cabinet and they feel they need more time to gather public and "expert" views on this.
The sad thing is that the minister knew that this meeting was on many months before it happened. So what the hell was he doing in that time?
As for public opinion. They gathered it when they did a public consultation but the ACL didn't like the result so they claimed that the people who supported it misinterpreted their own opinion.
Now for the expert's views. This is where it gets messy. The ACL are somehow considered experts but as you can see from any Jim Wallace quote about the issue, they have no fucking idea.
We will fight on. All we want is parity with movie classification. Yet somehow, for some strange reason, this cannot be done. They claim that they will be accessed by children, maybe for children whose parents are too stupid to read(funnily enough they're the ones likely to complain when they see that Bloody death blood blood is too violent for little jimmy, even after they bought it and ignored the rating). In the politicians and prudes strange world, all those other things dangerous to children such as R rated movies, alcohol, tobacco and the bible are somehow not accessible to children.
The poor excuse is that the WA minister felt he needed more time to discuss with his cabinet and they feel they need more time to gather public and "expert" views on this.
The sad thing is that the minister knew that this meeting was on many months before it happened. So what the hell was he doing in that time?
As for public opinion. They gathered it when they did a public consultation but the ACL didn't like the result so they claimed that the people who supported it misinterpreted their own opinion.
Now for the expert's views. This is where it gets messy. The ACL are somehow considered experts but as you can see from any Jim Wallace quote about the issue, they have no fucking idea.
We will fight on. All we want is parity with movie classification. Yet somehow, for some strange reason, this cannot be done. They claim that they will be accessed by children, maybe for children whose parents are too stupid to read(funnily enough they're the ones likely to complain when they see that Bloody death blood blood is too violent for little jimmy, even after they bought it and ignored the rating). In the politicians and prudes strange world, all those other things dangerous to children such as R rated movies, alcohol, tobacco and the bible are somehow not accessible to children.