Subject	Predicate	Object
BSNzOLUT	a	Resource
		Answer
		Written answer
	answer has question	vB8gqxhR
	answer has answering person	Edward Vaizey
	answer text	<p>Government favours a multi-stakeholder approach to the internet, rooted in self-regulation; it is not for Government to tell media organisations whether they can publish certain content, beyond that what is illegal.</p><p>However, where websites include content which may encourage suicide, Government expects those websites to act responsibly, for example by having robust processes in place for addressing content which contravenes acceptable use policies and by listening, and responding, to the concerns of their users.</p><p>In addition, the Prime Minister announced, following his summit of 18 November, that the four largest internet service providers will shortly be delivering network-level family-friendly filters. Categories giving parents the opportunity to filter suicide or self-harm content will be offered by the majority of the ISPs.</p>
	answer given date	2013-11-27
	answer has answering body	Department for Culture, Media and Sport
	written answer has answering body	Department for Culture, Media and Sport
Department for Culture, Media and Sport	answering body has written answer	BSNzOLUT
Department for Culture, Media and Sport	answering body has answer	BSNzOLUT
vB8gqxhR	question has answer	BSNzOLUT
Edward Vaizey	answering person has answer	BSNzOLUT