in writing this report contains a whole series on member states are to do to limit the harmful use of video games children and parents advantages and of games
in writing. This report contains a whole series of requirements on what Member States are to do to limit the harmful use of video games: schools should inform children and parents of the advantages and disadvantages of video games; parents should take measures to avoid negative consequences when their children play video games; Member States should explore the merit of introducing a 'red button' to install on game devices and computers to block access to certain games; national information campaigns for consumers should be conducted; owners of Internet cafes should prevent children from playing games that are intended for adults; a special pan-European code of conduct for retailers and producers of video games should be introduced; and Member States should introduce civil and criminal legislation on the retailing of violent television, video and computer games.
in writing. This report contains a whole series on Member States are to do to limit the harmful use of video games: children and parents advantages and of games; parents should take to negative consequences when their children video Member States should the of introducing 'red button' to install on game devices and computers to block access to games; national information campaigns for consumers be conducted; owners of Internet cafes should prevent children playing games that are intended special pan-European code of conduct retailers and producers video should be introduced; and States should introduce civil criminal legislation the retailing violent television, video and games.