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Published 10:33 27 May 2022 BST
Updated 10:42 27 May 2022 BST

The rap continues: "It's effectively a framework to protect internet users, from scams, illegal content, and anonymous abusers. It will force big tech from having their terms being breached and puts in measures to defend free speech." Dorries then pauses to ask, "but is it true it will end freedom of expression?", before she drops one of her best lines: "No, we put in legal protections in the 19th section." Dorries goes on to say the government is passing new laws to tackle online crime and cyberflashing and that if companies fail to comply with the law and fail to protect "the user they're responsible for, the regulator Ofcom will have the power to fine, so platforms must keep people safe online." The video ends with Dorries dropping the mic. While most of the comments concerned recent decisions made by the Conservatives, one watcher was rather complimentary to Dorries, which she rather enjoyed.@nadinedorriesmp How we’re making the internet safer ??? #onlinesafety #internet #ukpolitics #nadinedorries #news #government #law #freespeech #content #blowthisup #fyp ♬ Funny Song - Cavendish Music
Dorries was ridiculed last month after appearing in a TikTok made by fellow Tory, Dr Luke Evans, and getting confused about internet terminology.
It did not go well.
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