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Digital Duty of Care: what businesses need to know. The Bill passed the House on 28 October 2026. It has not yet completed Parliament or become a new duty in force. This assessment helps you prepare and improve—without claiming you’re automatically compliant.
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- A record of the assets and sources reviewed
- Risks, affected people and existing safeguards
- Prioritised actions and ways to test them
- Gaps to resolve and space for owner review
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Digital Duty of Care.
Understand the proposed rules.
Legal context checked 29 October 2026.
Check the latest parliamentary statusAustralia’s proposed Digital Duty of Care would require covered online service providers to assess foreseeable harm and take appropriate steps to address it. The Bill passed the House on 28 October 2026 and still needs to complete the legislative process.
The proposal includes written assessments, regular review and at least six years of record retention. Scope, exemptions, commencement and final rules matter. Current eSafety codes are separate, and qualifying ordinary business websites already have some assessment exemptions under those codes.
Read the Australian Digital Duty of Care guideOur role is to help you understand your digital presence and document improvements. Your responsibilities still depend on your service and the law that applies.
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Follow the Bill in Parliament
Live parliamentary record
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Official PDF · proposed sections 25B–27
Government amendments
Explanatory memorandum · 28 October
Current rules for websites
eSafety · designated internet services code
Agreed crossbench amendments
Official PDF · child safety and user controls
Safety by Design
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Is this really free?
Yes. You can create and download your assessment for free. No payment details or ongoing subscription. Permission for Lewis to email you is optional.
Has the Digital Duty of Care Bill become law?
As checked on 29 October 2026, it had passed the House of Representatives; Senate passage and Royal Assent were not recorded. Requirements and commencement may change. We link to the live parliamentary record so you can check the latest position.
Does every Australian business need an assessment?
Coverage depends on the service and the applicable rules. Ordinary business websites can qualify for an exemption from risk assessment under the current designated internet services age-restricted material code. The proposed Duty of Care is a separate, broader framework with powers for low-risk exemptions. Staff numbers or revenue alone do not settle coverage.
Will this make my business compliant?
This is an AI-assisted assessment to support your own risk management. It gives you documented findings, gaps and actions. It does not certify compliance. You need to check the facts, implement appropriate safeguards and resolve any questions about the rules that apply to you.
What can you review on social media?
Public pages and profiles available through search. We cannot inspect private messages, account settings, login-only content or every post. Operating a social platform is different from running a business profile on one. Your report makes those boundaries clear.
How long should I keep my report?
The introduced Bill and government amendments propose at least six years of retention for required assessments. This is not a universal rule already in force. Check the final law and other obligations that apply to you. For now, download your PDF and keep your own copy; Riskwise does not archive reports.
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