Ofcom is trying to provide useful resources, but "this is a journey".
They are considering what else they can do.
The recognise that it is not "feasible" for everyone to read many hundreds of pages of guidance.
(Hint hint: onlinesafetyact.co.uk is all CC-licensed, and I'd be open to talking with Ofcom about taking it over if they could make good use of it...)
It is a little hard to reconcile some of what had been said today with some of what was said last week.
For instance, last week, one of the presenters was really quite gung-ho on enforcement (in the context of Part 5), and that, once a site hears from Ofcom, it is too late, as enforcement is under way.
That's quite a different message - but perhaps Ofcom is approaching Parts 3 and 5 separately.
