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Julie Inman Grant — Findings & Analysis

Rating: C (50/100)

· Federal

eSafety Commissioner (2017–present)

Accountability Items
24
6 negative findings
Red Rating
25%
of all rated items
Conflicts of Interest
8
0 critical, 1 high
Relationships
31
tracked connections
Financial Disclosures
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registered interests
Accountability Rating
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Summary of Findings

Julie Inman Grant — Investigation Brief



Subject Profile



Julie Inman Grant — eSafety Commissioner (2017–present).


Accountability Rating: C

(50/100)




Born 1968 in the United States. American-born Australian technology policy executive. Bachelor's degree from Wake Forest University. Moved to Australia in 1998. Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julie_Inman_Grant TECH INDUSTRY CAREER: Worked at Microsoft (1996–2006) in government affairs and online child safety. Senior roles at Adobe Systems (2006–2009). Director of Public Policy at Twitter (2009–2014), based in Australia and covering the APAC region. Extensive Silicon Valley connections



Pattern Analysis



Serial Appointments ('Jobs for the Boys'): 6 roles, multiple appointments under Kevin Rudd, Paul Keating, Scott Morrison, Julia Gillard. Pattern suggests patronage.



Revolving Door: 6 government roles held: Government Affairs Manager / Online Chil → Senior Director, Government Relations → Director of Public Policy, APAC / Austra → Children's eSafety Commissioner → eSafety Commissioner → eSafety Commissioner (reappointed)



Key Appointments (6)



  • **Government Affairs Manager / Online Child Safety Lead** (Microsoft Corporation)

    • — Jan 1996 to Dec 2006




  • **Senior Director, Government Relations** (Adobe Systems)

    • — Jan 2006 to Dec 2009




  • **Director of Public Policy, APAC / Australia** (Twitter Inc)

    • — Jan 2009 to Dec 2014




  • **Children's eSafety Commissioner** (Australian Government — Department of Communications)

    • — Oct 2015 to Feb 2017




  • **eSafety Commissioner** (Australian Government — eSafety Commission)

    • — Feb 2017 to Feb 2022




  • **eSafety Commissioner (reappointed)** (Australian Government — eSafety Commission)

    • — Feb 2022 to present




    Accountability Record (24 items)



  • **1** Delivered / Positive

  • **5** Mixed / Under Review

  • **6** Broken / Failed / Negative

  • **12** Unverified / Pending


    • Key Concerns (6)



    Major social media platforms accused of flouting teen ban - AFR



    Major social media platforms accused of flouting teen ban AFR



    Source: Google News

    — [https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiswFBVV95cUxPeUJzV0x...](https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiswFBVV95cUxPeUJzV0xwZmFPRlctWGViME94SUc2dXpIYkRkNTBXWGhLZW9qOGQ0czU2dXVWVGR5NERUQng3bjkzME9INUdlcmNTQm54ZXpSN1NnVWNUajBWOHpyTmN1TDRVRFFMVk9mNGFob2Fidlc0RGFDd0l)




    ‘Misuse of the regulator’s powers’: Coalition demands probe into eSafety Commissioner after court loss - Sky News Australia



    ‘Misuse of the regulator’s powers’: Coalition demands probe into eSafety Commissioner after court loss Sky News Australia


    [Wed, 25 Feb 2026 08:00:00 GMT] Opposition demands probe of eSafety chief’s powers - The Australian

    Opposition demands probe of eSafety chief’s powers The Australian



    Source: Google News

    — [https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi4gJBVV95cUxOTlVBVkh...](https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMi4gJBVV95cUxOTlVBVkhXXzg3SFVLelM0cHhNb0FSalNCRnhGcEZ4R0MwSkpRdlNJcGhUR2g3T0d3eVd3ZWFXRmVvWF9XNnhZR1JEclBpRENxam1MbWR4SHZtcmRJTlJKWERwempBQjl2X3R2Tm5hd2hCQVpJZkp)




    Albanese government must investigate misuse of eSafety Commissioner’s powers - sarahhenderson.com.au



    Albanese government must investigate misuse of eSafety Commissioner’s powers sarahhenderson.com.au



    Source: Google News

    — [https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiqgFBVV95cUxOU3BBOG1...](https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiqgFBVV95cUxOU3BBOG1fcHpvMmpfMmpVQ0NGTDZRdjd2UjloYndMT1VvcnJGV3pLVElDMER1cThuTlZ3VU03WHZfRFUyUm5uNXBFVUlfdW1oWWt4X3l1dFRWam9QdFZKaTF1UlF3Mi1JM0JudUxXeTBxQXRCbkd)




    Sky News Australia. . The US congress has threatened to compel Australia’s eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant to testify over allegations that the regulator harassed American tech companies and at



    Sky News Australia. . The US congress has threatened to compel Australia’s eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant to testify over allegations that the regulator harassed American tech companies and attempted to “implement a global censorship regime”. facebook.com



    Source: Google News

    — [https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMisAFBVV95cUxNYkdtc0Y...](https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMisAFBVV95cUxNYkdtc0YzekRHdk1KLVg5OWcySmFwc1dVM1k0eGRJUWVSaFdVSTJKblJEaV85ek5FV3czcGR0NVdTZDFqMjRMUTJJMFFvOG1uX3k5VkJObXRVdDVhdnFjeHQ1WXVzWF9zalJvMkx3c253cXE5SzJ)




    Content removal powers — global censorship precedent



    The eSafety Commissioner has power to issue legally binding removal notices to online platforms. In the X Corp case (2024), the Commissioner sought removal of content globally — not just in Australia. This means one country's unelected regulator was attempting to dictate what the entire world can see online. X Corp argued this amounted to global censorship. Free speech advocates, including the Ele



    Source: Federal Court of Australia proceedings, EFF commentary, media reporting




    Revolving door: Twitter lobbyist to Twitter/X regulator



    Julie Inman Grant worked as Twitter's Director of Public Policy for APAC (2009–2014), responsible for government relations, content policy, and regulatory engagement across the Asia-Pacific region. She was then appointed Children's eSafety Commissioner in 2015 and eSafety Commissioner in 2017. In 2024, she pursued Federal Court action against X Corp (formerly Twitter) for non-compliance with conte



    Source: Wikipedia, media reporting, eSafety annual reports




    Conflicts of Interest (8)



    [ALLEGED] Yorick Piper's org Victorian Government is a grant recipient



    Associate Yorick Piper has career ties to Victorian Government, which matches grant recipient 'Victorian Government Department of Families, Fairness and Housing'. Connected to Julie Inman Grant.



    Evidence: Auto-detected grant recipient match



    [ALLEGED] Appointed during Julia Gillard's tenure



    Julie Inman Grant was appointed to 'Director of Public Policy, APAC / Australia' (starting 2009-01-01) while Julia Gillard served as 'Deputy Prime Minister / Minister for Education and Workplace Relations' (2007-12-03 – 2010-06-24). Potential patronage — requires investigation.



    Evidence: Auto-detected career overlap (same jurisdiction)



    [ALLEGED] Appointed during Kevin Rudd's tenure



    Julie Inman Grant was appointed to 'Director of Public Policy, APAC / Australia' (starting 2009-01-01) while Kevin Rudd served as 'Prime Minister of Australia (first term)' (2007-12-03 – 2010-06-24). Potential patronage — requires investigation.



    Evidence: Auto-detected career overlap (same jurisdiction)



    [ALLEGED] Appointed during Paul Keating's tenure



    Julie Inman Grant was appointed to 'Government Affairs Manager / Online Child Safety Lead' (starting 1996-01-01) while Paul Keating served as 'Prime Minister of Australia' (1991-12-20 – 1996-03-11). Potential patronage — requires investigation.



    Evidence: Auto-detected career overlap (same jurisdiction)



    [ALLEGED] Appointed during Scott Morrison's tenure



    Julie Inman Grant was appointed to 'eSafety Commissioner (reappointed)' (starting 2022-02-13) while Scott Morrison served as 'Prime Minister of Australia' (2018-08-24 – 2022-05-23). Potential patronage — requires investigation.



    Evidence: Auto-detected career overlap (same jurisdiction)



    [HIGH] Revolving door: Former Twitter lobbyist regulating Twitter/X



    Julie Inman Grant served as Twitter's Director of Public Policy for APAC from 2009 to 2014 — she was the company's chief lobbyist and government relations officer in the region. She was appointed Children's eSafety Commissioner in 2015 and eSafety Commissioner in 2017. In 2024, she pursued Federal Court action against X Corp (formerly Twitter) for non-compliance with removal notices. She is now th



    Evidence: Wikipedia, Federal Court proceedings, media reporting



    [MEDIUM] Spouse is CEO of major Australian media company



    Julie Inman Grant's husband Grant Blackley is CEO and Managing Director of Southern Cross Austereo (SCA), one of Australia's largest media companies operating radio networks (Triple M, Hit Network) and television (Channel 10 regional). The eSafety Commissioner's regulatory scope includes online content from media organisations. While SCA is primarily a broadcast media company, its digital and onli



    Evidence: Wikipedia, SCA annual reports, media reporting



    [MEDIUM] Silicon Valley network — regulatory capture risk



    Julie Inman Grant spent approximately 18 years working in Silicon Valley and the US technology industry (Microsoft 1996–2006, Adobe 2006–2009, Twitter 2009–2014) before becoming Australia's online safety regulator. Her professional network spans the senior leadership of the companies she now regulates. This creates a structural regulatory capture risk: the regulator's worldview, professional relat



    Evidence: Wikipedia, LinkedIn profile, media reporting



    Network Connections (31)


  • **Toby Dagg**: Executive Manager, Regulatory Operations at the eSafety Commission. Leads the operational implementation of the Commissioner's regulatory decisions.

  • **Paul Keating**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Paul Keating have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **Peter Dutton**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Peter Dutton have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **Tim Pallas**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Tim Pallas have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **Aaron Violi**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Aaron Violi have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **Alexander Downer**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Alexander Downer have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **Andrew Hastie**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Andrew Hastie have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **Anthony Carbines**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Anthony Carbines have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **Bill Gates**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Bill Gates have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **Brett Sutton**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Brett Sutton have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **Claire Chandler**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Claire Chandler have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **Dan Repacholi**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Dan Repacholi have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **Daniel Andrews**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Daniel Andrews have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **David Hurley**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and David Hurley have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **David Pocock**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and David Pocock have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **Jacinta Allan**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Jacinta Allan have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **James Paterson**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and James Paterson have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **Jenny Mikakos**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Jenny Mikakos have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **Jeroen Weimar**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Jeroen Weimar have documented ties to these organisations.

  • **Joel Fitzgibbon**: Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Joel Fitzgibbon have documented ties to these organisations.


    • Open Questions (12 items requiring verification)


  • Five social media giants face crackdown over under-16s ban - SMH.com.au

    • (source: Google News)



  • eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman-Grant releases report accusing social media giants of dodging under-16s ban - 7NEWS

    • (source: Google News)



  • A new dawn in eSafety is now almost upon us - Daily Telegraph Sydney

    • (source: Google News)



  • Five social media companies investigated over response to teen ban - Australian Broadcasting Corporation

    • (source: Google News)



  • eSafety puts five social platforms on notice - Mediaweek

    • (source: Google News)



  • Single mum wins legal fight over primary school ‘queer club’ against eSafety boss - Sky News Australia

    • (source: Google News)



  • Australia’s online safety commissioner stares down US Congress threats - The Age

    • (source: Google News)



  • Julie Inman Grant: The woman tasked with kicking Australian kids off social media - BBC

    • (source: Google News)



  • Sky News Australia. . eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant has not ruled out travelling to the US to testify before a Congressional committee. - facebook.com

    • (source: Google News)



  • US Congress threatens eSafety commissioner with contempt charges - The Age

    • (source: Google News)




    Evidence Index


  • **Federal Budget Papers, Senate Estimates, ANAO performance reports**


  • **Federal Court filings, Senate Estimates transcripts, ABC/Guardian reporting**


  • **Federal Court of Australia proceedings, EFF commentary, media reporting**


  • **Google News**

    • (16 references)



  • **Online Safety Act 2021, Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights, Digital Rights Watch submissions**


  • **Online Safety Act 2021, eSafety industry codes consultation, DIGI submissions**


  • **Parliamentary debates, Digital Rights Watch, Human Rights Law Centre**


  • **Wikipedia, media reporting, eSafety annual reports**


  • **eSafety Commissioner media releases, Ofcom joint statements**


    • High Severity Conflicts (1)
    HIGH Revolving Door

    Revolving door: Former Twitter lobbyist regulating Twitter/X

    Julie Inman Grant served as Twitter's Director of Public Policy for APAC from 2009 to 2014 — she was the company's chief lobbyist and government relations officer in the region. She was appointed Children's eSafety Commissioner in 2015 and eSafety Commissioner in 2017. In 2024, she pursued Federal Court action against X Corp (formerly Twitter) for non-compliance with removal notices. She is now the regulator of the company she previously represented. While the company has changed ownership (Elon Musk acquired Twitter in 2022) and been rebranded, the structural conflict is significant: deep institutional knowledge of a regulated entity's internal operations, content moderation practices, and lobbying strategies, combined with pre-existing professional relationships, creates at minimum a perception of conflict. No public record of recusal arrangements exists for matters involving X Corp.

    Source: Wikipedia, Federal Court proceedings, media reporting
    Other Findings (7)
    MEDIUM Undeclared Interest

    Spouse is CEO of major Australian media company

    Julie Inman Grant's husband Grant Blackley is CEO and Managing Director of Southern Cross Austereo (SCA), one of Australia's largest media companies operating radio networks (Triple M, Hit Network) and television (Channel 10 regional). The eSafety Commissioner's regulatory scope includes online content from media organisations. While SCA is primarily a broadcast media company, its digital and online presence falls within the eSafety Commissioner's purview under the Online Safety Act. There is no public record of recusal arrangements for matters that may affect SCA's digital operations.

    MEDIUM Revolving Door

    Silicon Valley network — regulatory capture risk

    Julie Inman Grant spent approximately 18 years working in Silicon Valley and the US technology industry (Microsoft 1996–2006, Adobe 2006–2009, Twitter 2009–2014) before becoming Australia's online safety regulator. Her professional network spans the senior leadership of the companies she now regulates. This creates a structural regulatory capture risk: the regulator's worldview, professional relationships, and career incentives are shaped by the industry being regulated. The question is whether someone whose entire career was built in Big Tech can objectively regulate Big Tech. This is a systemic concern about the appointment process, not a personal accusation.

    ALLEGED Revolving Door

    Appointed during Kevin Rudd's tenure

    Julie Inman Grant was appointed to 'Director of Public Policy, APAC / Australia' (starting 2009-01-01) while Kevin Rudd served as 'Prime Minister of Australia (first term)' (2007-12-03 – 2010-06-24). Potential patronage — requires investigation.

    ALLEGED Grant

    Yorick Piper's org Victorian Government is a grant recipient

    Associate Yorick Piper has career ties to Victorian Government, which matches grant recipient 'Victorian Government Department of Families, Fairness and Housing'. Connected to Julie Inman Grant.

    ALLEGED Revolving Door

    Appointed during Scott Morrison's tenure

    Julie Inman Grant was appointed to 'eSafety Commissioner (reappointed)' (starting 2022-02-13) while Scott Morrison served as 'Prime Minister of Australia' (2018-08-24 – 2022-05-23). Potential patronage — requires investigation.

    ALLEGED Revolving Door

    Appointed during Julia Gillard's tenure

    Julie Inman Grant was appointed to 'Director of Public Policy, APAC / Australia' (starting 2009-01-01) while Julia Gillard served as 'Deputy Prime Minister / Minister for Education and Workplace Relations' (2007-12-03 – 2010-06-24). Potential patronage — requires investigation.

    ALLEGED Revolving Door

    Appointed during Paul Keating's tenure

    Julie Inman Grant was appointed to 'Government Affairs Manager / Online Child Safety Lead' (starting 1996-01-01) while Paul Keating served as 'Prime Minister of Australia' (1991-12-20 – 1996-03-11). Potential patronage — requires investigation.

    The Scorecard (24 items tracked — auto-updated)

    Delivered (1)

    International coordination — Global Online Safety Regulators Network

    Mixed (5)

    Under-16 social media ban enforcement
    X Corp / Twitter Federal Court litigation — taxpayer cost
    Industry code development — transparency questions
    Budget expansion — $200M+ over four years
    Scope creep — expansion of regulatory powers beyond original mandate

    Broken / Failed (6)

    Major social media platforms accused of flouting teen ban - AFR
    ‘Misuse of the regulator’s powers’: Coalition demands probe into eSafety Commissioner after court loss - Sky News Australia
    Albanese government must investigate misuse of eSafety Commissioner’s powers - sarahhenderson.com.au
    Sky News Australia. . The US congress has threatened to compel Australia’s eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant to testify over allegations that the regulator harassed American tech companies and at
    Content removal powers — global censorship precedent
    Revolving door: Twitter lobbyist to Twitter/X regulator
    Career Timeline
    1996 – 2006
    Government Affairs Manager / Online Child Safety Lead
    Microsoft Corporation
    Worked on internet safety policy at Microsoft during the early development of online safety regulation. Established connections with government officials across multiple countries. Source: LinkedIn profile, Wikipedia.
    2006 – 2009
    Senior Director, Government Relations
    Adobe Systems
    Government relations role at Adobe during the period of emerging social media regulation. Source: Wikipedia, public CV.
    2009 – 2014
    Director of Public Policy, APAC / Australia
    Twitter Inc
    Head of public policy for Twitter in the Asia-Pacific region. Responsible for government relations, content policy, and regulatory engagement. Now regulates the same company (rebranded as X) she previously worked for. Source: Wikipedia, media reporting.
    2015 – 2017
    Children's eSafety Commissioner
    Australian Government — Department of Communications
    Inaugural Children's eSafety Commissioner under the Enhancing Online Safety for Children Act 2015. Appointed by the Turnbull Government. Focus on cyberbullying, image-based abuse, and illegal online content. Source: esafety.gov.au.
    2017 – 2022
    eSafety Commissioner
    Australian Government — eSafety Commission
    Expanded role under the Online Safety Act 2017. Gained additional powers over adult cyber abuse, image-based abuse, and online content regulation. Appointed by the Turnbull Government. Source: esafety.gov.au, Australian Government Gazette.
    2022 – now
    eSafety Commissioner (reappointed)
    Australian Government — eSafety Commission
    Reappointed for second five-year term by the Albanese Government. Enhanced powers under the Online Safety Act 2021 including Basic Online Safety Expectations, mandatory industry codes/standards, and class-action-style enforcement. Significant expansion of budget and staff. Source: esafety.gov.au, media reporting.
    Current
    Relationship Network (31)
    Connection Type Description
    Toby Dagg Advisor Executive Manager, Regulatory Operations at the eSafety Commission. Leads the operational implementation of the Commissioner's regulatory decisions.
    Luke Donnellan Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Luke Donnellan have documented ties to these organisations.
    Martin Foley Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Martin Foley have documented ties to these organisations.
    Paul Keating Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Paul Keating have documented ties to these organisations.
    Peter Dutton Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Peter Dutton have documented ties to these organisations.
    Tim Pallas Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Tim Pallas have documented ties to these organisations.
    Aaron Violi Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Aaron Violi have documented ties to these organisations.
    Alexander Downer Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Alexander Downer have documented ties to these organisations.
    Andrew Hastie Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Andrew Hastie have documented ties to these organisations.
    Anthony Carbines Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Anthony Carbines have documented ties to these organisations.
    Bill Gates Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Bill Gates have documented ties to these organisations.
    Brett Sutton Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Brett Sutton have documented ties to these organisations.
    Claire Chandler Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Claire Chandler have documented ties to these organisations.
    Dan Repacholi Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Dan Repacholi have documented ties to these organisations.
    Daniel Andrews Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Daniel Andrews have documented ties to these organisations.
    David Hurley Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and David Hurley have documented ties to these organisations.
    David Pocock Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and David Pocock have documented ties to these organisations.
    Jacinta Allan Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Jacinta Allan have documented ties to these organisations.
    James Paterson Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and James Paterson have documented ties to these organisations.
    Jenny Mikakos Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Jenny Mikakos have documented ties to these organisations.
    Jeroen Weimar Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Jeroen Weimar have documented ties to these organisations.
    Joel Fitzgibbon Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Joel Fitzgibbon have documented ties to these organisations.
    Kevin Rudd Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Kevin Rudd have documented ties to these organisations.
    Julia Gillard Business Connection Shared organisational connection: who. Both Julie Inman Grant and Julia Gillard have documented ties to these organisations.
    Yorick Piper Other Mentioned in Yorick Piper's intelligence data. Context: ") - **Julie Inman Grant** — Business Connection (Shared organisational connection: cfmeu."
    Scott Morrison Other Morrison's government oversaw the expansion of the eSafety Commissioner's powers through the Online Safety Act 2021, which significantly enhanced the Commissioner's regulatory scope and enforcement powers. Morrison was PM when Inman Grant's office gained its most significant new powers.
    Anthony Albanese Other Albanese's government reappointed Inman Grant for a second five-year term in 2022 and introduced the Social Media Minimum Age Bill 2024 which the eSafety Commissioner is tasked with enforcing. Albanese publicly championed the under-16 social media ban as a signature …
    Gina Rinehart Other Connection confirmed by 3 news article(s). Headlines: Liberals get hacked, Gina strikes while the iron’s hot, and | eSafety Commissioner: ‘We are testing our powers’ - The Satu | CBD Sydney: Lehrmann defamation case judge to headline women
    Marcia Langton Other Connection confirmed by 2 news article(s). Headlines: ‘Censorship’: Calls for eSafety intervention in Voice debate | Meta refuses to remove anti-Indigenous racist content despit
    Mark Butler Other Connection confirmed by 7 news article(s). Headlines: ‘A complete crock’: Senior minister blasts Reddit’s High Cou | Labor Dominates AFR Magazine’s Power List; No Opposition Fig | Government falsely blames AI for FOI surge - Information Age
    Grant Blackley Spouse Married. Grant Blackley is CEO of Southern Cross Austereo (SCA), one of Australia's largest media companies. The eSafety Commissioner's regulatory scope includes online content from media organisations. SCA's digital presence falls within the eSafety Commissioner's purview under the Online Safety …
    Private Sector Employability Assessment (auto-computed)
    Years in Politics
    9
    Private Sector Experience
    21 yrs
    Survival Rating
    7/10
    Red Rating
    25%
    of accountability items
    Critical Conflicts
    0
    Broken Promises
    0

    Assessment

    Private Sector Resume

    Government Affairs Manager / Online Child Safety Lead @ Microsoft Corporation
    Senior Director, Government Relations @ Adobe Systems
    Director of Public Policy, APAC / Australia @ Twitter Inc

    Julie Inman Grant has substantial private sector experience (21 years) which would provide a genuine foundation for post-politics employment.

    Delivery rate: 4% of tracked items rated positively.

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