I move amendment No. 207: In page 117, between lines 23 and 24, to insert the following: “(aa) where the content appears to the Commission to fall within the category of age-inappropriate online content defined in section 139D, requiring the provider to restrict access to the content to persons who have attained the age of 18 years, or”. This is a major amendment for us in respect of the content levy. I have an example here of Irish language content which is not Irish language literacy content but language content.
Amendment No. 210 is similar to the previous amendment on the levy. Amendment No. 214 is a consequential amendment to the previous amendment and I therefore do not intend to accept it. Amendment No. 224 is a consequential amendment following on from amendment No. 223 and, therefore, I do not accept it.
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Tellers: Tá, Senators Fintan Warfield and Niall Ó Donnghaile; Níl, Senators Seán Kyne and Robbie Gallagher.
| Question | Result | Tá–Níl |
|---|---|---|
| Amendment put: | Lost | 3–22 |
| Amendment put: | Lost | 10–23 |
| Amendment put: | Lost | 10–23 |
| Question put: | Carried | 28–7 |
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