- eSafety’s investigations team was very understaffed and not able to always respond in time (which is the opposite of what they say). So they don't even effectively work for complainants.

In general, what's going on is low-level eSafety staff are basically sending in hundreds of informal takedown notices to social media providers without even considering whether the post in question counts as legally protected political communication. They are not sure what their specific legal authority is for doing this is, and worst still, no-one can appeal.

Remarkably, this is likely to be an ultra vires (unlawful) process that has been going on within the eSafety Commissioner's office.

Case page: endesafety.au/celine

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