This seems like a smoke-screen to me. I'm sure that there is a minority of politcians and "leaders of industry" that would like to stop pornography but most of them are more depraved than anyone we would meet in day to day life. It seems more likely that this is an attempt to get a draconian system put into place on the back of something they hope the general public will be too embarassed to get outraged about, when it's all set up then it's a lot easier to ammend the UELA to include sites that encourage piracy and copyright infringement. The mistake they are making is underestimating the power of porn.