Kim Jong-cheol, chairman of the Broadcasting and Media Communications Commission, stated on October 22 that "uniform and blanket regulations are not appropriate" regarding sanctions on youth social networking services (SNS).
During a comprehensive audit at the National Assembly's Science, Technology, Information, Broadcasting and Communications Committee, Kim made these remarks in response to a question from Democratic Party lawmaker Kim Nam-kook about the need for enhanced platform accountability and regulatory measures for youth SNS.
He added, "We have continuously held discussions with youth and parent education experts," and noted that several legislative proposals are currently pending in the National Assembly, with support being provided to lawmakers' offices.
In response to Kim's suggestion that platform accountability should be strengthened to ensure safe usage for youth, he expressed his agreement.
During a comprehensive audit at the National Assembly's Science, Technology, Information, Broadcasting and Communications Committee, Kim made these remarks in response to a question from Democratic Party lawmaker Kim Nam-kook about the need for enhanced platform accountability and regulatory measures for youth SNS.
He added, "We have continuously held discussions with youth and parent education experts," and noted that several legislative proposals are currently pending in the National Assembly, with support being provided to lawmakers' offices.
In response to Kim's suggestion that platform accountability should be strengthened to ensure safe usage for youth, he expressed his agreement.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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