Here is what the page “Greens Push Labor to Toughen Big Tech Laws with Right to Sue and Revenue-Based Fines” contains. The Australian Greens are gearing up for a fight with the Labor government over new digital duty of care legislation, seeking to dramatically strengthen laws aimed at reining in big tech. Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young is leading the charge, calling for individuals to have the right to take digital platforms to court and win financial compensation. The minor party plans to drive a hard bargain in exchange for its support in the Senate, where Labor needs crossbench votes to pass the bill.
Among the Greens' key demands is a shift in how fines are calculated. They want the eSafety commissioner to levy penalties as a percentage of a corporation’s global revenue, rather than set amounts, which could result in much larger fines for tech giants like Meta, Google, and X. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.