The UK government is looking at making safety rules mandatory for the media industry, after recent sexual misconduct allegations against high-profile figures like David Walliams (who denies them).
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy is set to meet with industry leaders next week, pushing for stronger action to keep people safe and make sure complaints are taken seriously.
CIISA membership could become mandatory
If the industry doesn't step up, joining the Creative Industries Independent Standards Authority (CIISA) might become a must.
The move aims to better protect whistleblowers and stop misuse of nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) that silence victims.
Leaders like Bridget Phillipson and activist Zelda Perkins say voluntary safeguards just aren't enough anymore: mandatory standards could finally hold powerful people accountable.