The 'e-safety' campaign, being launched later this summer, is part of an action plan implementing recommendations made in the Byron Review on improving children's safety when they play video games and go online (News, 2 April)
The UK Council for Child Internet Safety is to start work in September. It will be chaired by the Department for Children, Schools and Families and the Home Office
Ministers will write to representatives from the ICT industry, law enforcement and the voluntary sector this month, inviting them to sit on the board
One of the council's first tasks will be to develop a Child Internet Safety Strategy by spring 2009
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