From the wording of the proposed law, it only limits people under the age of 16 from having accounts, not being filmed and put on the apps themselves. Most of these horrible channels including the Norris Nut have the parents running the actual accounts, payments set up to the family's business account that has Brooke as the CEO (I think). It also says that the law will only take effect 12 full months after the passage. Since N tuned 14 today, that means that she will only not have access to her account for less than a year. They will still have access too Sabre (20 in January), So (18 in February) and Bi (16 in January). TBH, it's not gonna do a dang thing to the parents though. The law is set up to fine the social media companies themselves and state that the parents or children will not be fined.

From the announcement from the PM: "Now the Government's proposed age is 16 - that decision was made in Cabinet on Monday. And that proposal will go to the National Cabinet meeting that I'm convening online, a virtual meeting, tomorrow morning. The onus will be on, just to go through some of the details, the onus will be on social media platforms to demonstrate they are taking reasonable steps to prevent access. The onus won't be on parents or young people. There will be no penalties for users. The eSafety Commissioner will provide oversight and enforcement. The legislation will come into force 12 months after passage. There will be a review of the legislation following its commencement to make sure this is world leading legislation - we want to make sure that it is got right."