We use this vast experience to help develop new policies for the children’s television production industry.
Recent submissions that we were involved in are listed below.
Policy and Submissions
As an investor, producer and international distributor of children's television, the ACTF has valuable insights into the issues affecting children's television in Australia.
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Inquiry into the Communications Legislation Amendment (Prominence and Antisiphoning) Bill 2023
A New Look at Culture – Towards the State’s first Arts, Culture & Creative Industries Policy
A National Cultural Policy underpinning the production of Australian children’s screen content.
Streaming Services Reporting Investment Scheme Discussion Paper
ACTF Response
Date: 22 April 2022
Submission to inform the development of a National Anti-Racism Framework
Recipient: Australian Human Rights Commission
Subject: National Anti-Racism Framework
Modernising Television Regulation in Australia
Date: May 2021 Media Reform Green Paper - ACTF Response
Changes to the Australian Content and Children's Television Standards
Changes to the Australian Content and Children's Television Standards - ACMA Submission
ACTF Submission to the Inquiry into Australia's Creative Industry
Subject: Submission to the Inquiry into Australia's Creative and Cultural Industries and Institutions
ACTF Submission to the Australian Classification Regulation Review
Australian Classification Regulation Review
Inquiry into Australian Content on Broadcast, Radio and Streaming Services
Subject: Inquiry into Australian Content on Broadcast, Radio and Streaming Services
ACTF's submission to the Australian and Children's Content Review
Recipient: The Australian Communications and Media Authority, Screen Australia
Subject: Australian and Children's Content Review
Inquiry into the Australian Film and Television Industry
Recipient: House of Representatives Standing Committee on Communications and the Arts
Subject: Australian Film and Television Industry