Topics discussed included the way some children are accessing social media without supervision, the need for greater awareness among parents, and how algorithms are conditioning and manipulating users. Suggestions were made that the reform should be implemented cautiously, while others stressed that the education system must prepare children from an early age on how to use social media responsibly. Other participants raised the reality of bullying on social media and the need to ensure children's health and safety above all else. Some spoke about the importance of children having an active life, including sports and extracurricular activities, to reduce the number of hours spent on social media. Parliamentary Secretary Rebecca Buttigieg said that the appointed committee is collecting all feedback and proposals to prepare a report with recommendations for social media reform.