And as with other crimes, they generally rely on someone complaining – often the lawyer who got the suppression order. Over the last 20 years I have been approached over a dozen times regarding posts or comments on Kiwiblog that could breach suppression orders. If you really want suppression orders to work in a digital age, you need to do the following:Establish a highly secure database of suppression orders. Allow non-media publishers to query with the organisation running the database if a particular statement breaches any suppression orders. The moment there is huge public interest in something, suppression orders don’t work.