Rachel Harper

Yeah, no, I hear you on that.

And right now, I would believe in that, that the online space and social media is not a safe place for 14-, 15-year-olds.

It's just not.

But I think that on its own, I think, you know, we need to talk more about educating children and young people for preparing them for getting on social media platforms because my fear, you know, I suppose as a teacher, as a principal, if something goes wrong, the children are going to hide it, first of all, or they're going to find ways around it.

So we need to open up these healthy conversations and educate them about maneuvering this online world and social media.

But, you know, it's certainly not a safe place for them at this present time.

And therefore, I do think, you know, bands are present.

But you'd like to think that with further restrictions and regulations and educating young people, that it will be safer, you know, with everybody working together on this.

It's the only way it's going to work.