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: GamePolitics.comAU Greens Still Behind R18+, But Won?t Force the Issue
By pete_gallagher
While Australia's Green Party is pushing forward with two private member's bills (regarding euthanasia and same-sex marriage), the party has decided against using the same tactic to introduce an R18+ videogame rating.
Speaking to GameSpot, Greens Senator for Western Australia Scott Ludlam explained his party's thinking, stating, 'I'm not convinced [a private member's bill] is the way to go. The government would certainly oppose it, and it's not easy to conclude that the Opposition wouldn't either.'
Ludlam would rather 'keep putting pressure' on the Standing Committee of Attorneys-General (SCAG) in order to 'come up with a cooperative agreement' and avoid 'pushing people into a confrontational position.'
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Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on October 21, 2010 (boomark / email).
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