Recommendation 18: The Australian Government inserts a clearer definition of ‘parent’ into the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) for the purpose of clarifying the parent/child relationship for children born from surrogacy arrangements. Recommendation 19: The Australian Government ensures digital accessibility for children with disability, particularly in relation to online content, audio description and captioning to foster participation in wider society and education. Recommendation 20: The Australian Government increases education activities targeted to children to promote an understanding of privacy and prevent imagebased abuse and exposure to pornography. Recommendation 21: The Australian Government increases prevention measures and responses to family violence that address the distinct impacts on children. Recommendation 22: Australian Governments resource Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations to prevent and respond to family violence and its impacts on children. Recommendation 23: Australian Governments ensure all children receive respectful relationships education targeted to different group needs. Recommendation 24: Australian Governments provide child-specific therapeutic intervention, counselling and early intervention programs for child victims of family and domestic violence, to be delivered across a range of services. Recommendation 25: The Australian Government considers including child marriage in definitions of family and domestic violence for the purposes of data collection, monitoring and access to service delivery, including prevention programs. Recommendation 26: Australian Governments harmonise laws that criminalise female genital mutilation, and conduct awareness education for health professionals. Recommendation 27: Australian Governments ban corporal punishment across all educational and care settings. Recommendation 28: Australian Governments urgently prioritise: • prevention and early intervention programs to reduce the number of children entering child protection systems 69