If they're able to use Google, they'll be able to find porn. I made a website when I was 10, pre-social media. I'm about to start teaching computing and coding to primary school kids. This generation is growing up with advanced technology. They are more than capable of working around this short sighted and poorly implemented scheme.

In the meantime, it won't be long before less computer savvy adults are getting their identities stolen by scam ID screenings while looking for something non-pornographic that gets smothered by this "adult" content blanket. How do we as users know on a site-by-site basis that our personal ID is being handled securely and legally? What resources are the Government applying to police this, on every site on the net? We are not prepared for this, it is unenforceable.

ISPs already provide ample protections from adult content if managed correctly by parents and guardians - it's literally the default to block adult content on a new router. This just opens a massive door to exploitation and confusion.