How is Refused Classification content defined?
Refused Classification (RC) content is defined under the National Classification Scheme. Such material includes child sexual abuse imagery, bestiality, sexual violence, detailed instruction in crime, violence or drug use and/or material that advocates the doing of a terrorist act. The Government is considering options for additional measures to improve the accountability and transparency of processes that lead to RC content being placed on the RC Content list for the purposes of mandatory ISP filtering. These include having all complaints relating to overseas-hosted content that are initially assessed by ACMA as potentially RC referred to the Classification Board for formal classification to check that the ACMA assessment is correct. The Classification Board is comprised of members broadly representative of the Australian community who are trained to classify content against the National Classification Scheme. Members of the Board are identified through a national recruitment process a
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