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Implementation
the importance of the existence of consultative bodies, in which relevant parties come together. A similar
consultative body could boost and give direction to public-private sector partnerships, and at the same
time develop new initiatives and reinforce existing initiatives. One central point could also be a point of
contact and assembly for public-private sector partnerships and best practices from other countries. The
Internet Safety Platform of ECP-EPN, which hosts the Blocking <strong>Child</strong> <strong>Pornography</strong> and Notice and Takedown
working groups 895 , is an obvious choice to give direction to public-private sector partnerships. In
order to prevent initiatives from interfering with the focus of the police or overlapping with the barrier
model that is currently being developed, co-ordination with the Programme of Improvements in Tackling
<strong>Child</strong> <strong>Pornography</strong> is desirable. It may well be that alongside the current Internet Safety Platform
and the Programme of Improvements in Tackling <strong>Child</strong> <strong>Pornography</strong>, the <strong>National</strong> Cyber Security Centre
provides opportunities to encourage public-private sector partnerships with regard to child pornography.
In considering how to tackle child pornography, it should be noted that it is necessary to involve
the Internet community on a more structural basis.
895 See www.ecp-epn.nl/platform-internetveiligheid (viewed 23 August 2011).
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