Miller says new social media bill is vital but 'not an exercise in perfection' | Power & Politics

Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture Marc Miller tabled a bill on Wednesday restricting Canadian kids from accessing social media if they are under the age of 16. Companies will be permitted to return access to young users if they can prove compliance with safety standards. Miller joins Power & Politics to discuss the bill, which also includes new rules for AI chatbots.

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