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Opened28 Jul 2026
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Rather than flat out banning social media for under-16s, it should be a gradual ban, currently banning under-11s who do not have social media as part of their daily routine until they turn 16. This is similar to the Tobacco and Vapes Act 2026
11-16 year olds currently have social media as part of their daily routine. It would be unfair to ban it so abruptly. A vast group of people also use social media to dissociate from real world problems and may have no other source of happiness. Unless the government specifically have a solution to this problem, it would completely disregard the emotions of these people. The technology to currently handle this issue is non-existent. A wait could allow said technology to be developed adequately.
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1Emily Darlington MP
Milton Keynes Central2Callum Anderson MP
Buckingham and Bletchley3Chris Curtis MP
Milton Keynes North4Ruth Cadbury MP
Brentford and Isleworth5Fleur Anderson MP
Putney6Sarah Olney MP
Richmond Park7Laurence Turner MP
Birmingham Northfield8Sarah Jones MP
Croydon West9Dr Rupa Huq MP
Ealing Central and Acton10Paulette Hamilton MP
Birmingham Erdington