This area is not available to be rented out for outside groups, but appears as a facility listing as it's a place in the library that is utilized for library programs. It's surrounded by the children's collection at the library, housing materials for beginner readers through middle school. It's also located in view of the children's play area located inside the mall, so parents are able to monitor their children whether they're inside the library or at the play area.
Lincoln Street Park is located on the North end of Silverton on Lincoln Street. This small 1/4-acre park is a neighborhood park and used mainly by area children. Park amenities include a children's play structure, benches and a basketball hoop. There are no restroom facilities at this location.
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Leanne Oxley, Gambling Commission Director of Enforcement, said: "Protecting children from gambling harm is at the heart of what we do. Although there is no suggestion that the operator was deliberately targeting children, or that children had been allowed to gamble, we take the breach of any rules aimed at protecting children extremely seriously."
"We note the remedial actions since taken by the licensee but advise all operators to learn from this case and ensure that they take responsibility and have the correct processes in place so that websites directed at children do not include advertisements for gambling," Oxley concluded.
As readers of this blog know, the State of California passed thegroundbreaking California Privacy Rights Act of 2020("CCPA") which, among other measures, ensured thatbusinesses protect the personal data of children under 16 years ofage. The CCPA requires parental or guardian consent before the saleof a child's information can take place. Additionally, the CCPAawards treble damages for anyone who commits a violation involvinga child's personally identifiable information.
In continuation of its efforts to protect the privacy rights ofchildren, California recently introduced the California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act(the "CAADCA," "Children's Privacy Act," orthe "Bill").
The Bill highlights that lawmakers all over the world (in theEU, in particular) have taken steps to enhance online privacyprotections for children. The CAADCA explains that "[c]hildrenshould be afforded protections not only by online products andservices specifically directed at them, but by all online productsand services they are likely to access." This includes strongprivacy protections, including disabling features that profilechildren.
Unlike prior privacy laws passed in California, the CAADCAdefines a child as a consumer under the age of 18 years of age.However, the Bill recognizes that not all minors under the age of18 require the same degree of protection and that safeguardsafforded should be "designed in a manner that recognizes thedistinct needs of children at different age ranges."
The CAADCA will remain a bill until the Governor either signs orvetoes it by September 30, 2022. While the Bill contemplates aneffective date of July 1, 2024, there is a lot that must happenbefore that time. For example, the CAADCA creates the CaliforniaChildren's Data Protection Working Group which must submit aReport to the Legislature prior to or on the date of enactment. Thereport must include recommendations on various topics (such aswhich online services, products, or features are likely to beaccessed by children) and contain input from a broad range ofstakeholders.
Make a home emergency preparedness kit. Make a scavenger hunt of gathering up all the necessary supplies, such as flashlights, toilet paper, and duct tape, and assemble your kit during an evening together. It's a good, non-scary way to teach small children about what to do if there's an emergency.
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Jeff, as a guess---I haven't seen the report---the percentages cited are probably reach figures. In other words 11% of those aged 25-39 are frequent moviegoers---as defined in the study---as opposed to 5.6% of those aged 50-59, etc. Then, again, maybe frequent moviegoers are, indeed, mostly teens, children and old folks----though I'm inclined to doubt that. 2ff7e9595c
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