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Last week, the Education and Workforce select committee released its final report on an inquiry into social media's harm on young people. The report included TWELVE recommendations to the government on action to take which would protect tamariki online.

Select Committee report on social media harm and suggested action w/ Tāhono Trust member Anjum Rahmen: 9th March, 2026

Last week, the Education and Workforce select committee released its final report on an inquiry into social media's harm on young people. The report included TWELVE recommendations to the government on action to take which would protect tamariki online. , 12.56 MB
Monday, March 9, 2026

Last week, the Education and Workforce select committee released its final report on an inquiry into social media's harm on young people. The report included 12 recommendations to the government on action to take which would protect tamariki online.

These recommendations included a social media ban for under 16s, establishing an independent national regulator for online safety and addressing legislative gaps to increase companies' liability for harm. Some MPs have disagreed with the report’s findings however, with the ACT party calling for a patient, rather than fast changing, approach to online restrictions.

To discuss the findings of the report and how the government should address online protection Producer Thomas spoke to Tāhono Trust member Anjum Rahmen.