Where Politics And Video Games Collide

@Doctor Proctor

From what I can find out all the results really seem to have found is that the legal enforcement of age ratings for most media is not being enforced acceptably, ironic since it's the system America wants to change to. From what I can garner, the overall shape of it will be a recommendation to bring all media under the BBFC or similar ratings systems, enforce the TV watershed more strictly and ensure that Trading Standards have to tools required to enforce the current rating system effectively, punishing shop-owners who sell Movies, Games etc to underage buyers, which is what it's supposed to do.

Basically, once again, from what I can garner, the report seems to imply that the problem is not so much the fault of the Industry, violent media has always existed, but the fact that the level of enforcement has dropped. This would mean that the government would have to spend money and accept they weren't fulfilling their obligations. When left between accepting that or simply sensationalising and pointing fingers at the Industry, there's little doubt what option they'll prefer at Downing Street.