The Standing Committee of Attorneys-General, who meet up to determine changes to Australia’s classification system, last met earlier this year to discuss the public consultation and after much deliberation, were seeking to hear both sides of the argument so that they could make a final decision.

That decision was going to be made at the meeting that was to be held at the end of this month. Unfortunately due to the upcoming Federal Election, this meeting has now been postponed until November 4-5.

Source: Games.On.Net

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2 Comments on SCAG Meeting Postponed

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   shaunoez says:

   ahh you gotta love it
   they push it back, and push it back
   anything to avoid making a decision.

   if they spent more time doing advertisements telling parents to not buy r18+ games for kids, instead of “kids become serial killers if they play the games”

   they wouldn’t have a problem.

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   awesomo powa says:

   oh dear god no.

   the election is that important is it?