Kinsa was able to contribute to getting Bill C-268 passed which would see minimum sentences for those convicted of child traffickers. Click here to download the letter and Certificate of Appreciation Paul Gillespie received from MP Joy Smith.Kinsa has successfully helped change legislation to better protect youth from adult sexual predators by increasing Canada's age of consent from 14 to 16 years of age. Click here to download the Kinsa Age of Protection white paper. Kinsa has strongly advocated that the Department of Justice enact mandatory minimum sentencing for online child sexual abuse offenders. Click here to download the Kinsa Conditional Sentencing white paper.Kinsa has successfully helped change legislative regulations under the Ontario Victims Bill of Rights to empower victims of Internet child exploitation to seek financial compensation directly from an offender for their suffering. Click here to read more about the bill.Kinsa has strongly advocated for the Mandatory Reporting Bill that was passed in Ontario in December 2008. This bill requires people to report the finding of any images of child abuse to the proper authorities. Click here to read more.In 2006, Kinsa started a petition to bring Safer Internet Day to Canada. The petition called upon the House of Commons and all Provincial Legislatures to declare February 7th "Safer Internet Day". Ontario celebrated its first Safer Internet Day on February 7th, 2007. Click here to read the press release.