Schedule 7: Priority offences Section 62: "Priority content that is harmful to children"
This section describes six categories of content which count as priority content that is harmful to children for the purposes of Part 3 of the Act. These categories are: bullying content; content that is abusive or incites hatred on the basis of race, religion, disability, sex, sexual orientation, or gender reassignment; content which encourages serious violence; content which depicts realistic serious violence or graphic injury against a person or animal; content which encourages dangerous stunts and challenges; and content which encourages the self-administration of harmful substances.
	Under section 12(3), providers of user-to-user services must use proportionate systems or processes designed to protect children in age groups judged to be at risk of harm from content in these categories from encountering such content. Providers of search services are required by section 29(3) to use proportionate systems or processes designed to minimise the risk of children in age groups judged to be at risk of harm from content in these categories from encountering such content.
	Subsections (10), (11) and (12) define or clarify the meanings of terms used in the description of priority content that is harmful to children.