Results: Daily Debate: Should parents take responsibility for what video games their kids are playing, or should teachers be allowed to step in?

A group of head teachers in the UK are warning parents that they're entitled to contact the police or child social care if they're found to have access to video games that rated 18+.

The Nantwich Education Partnership covers numerous schools in Cheshire, England, and it's spearheading the initiative. The problem is, though, that it's currently only illegal to actually buy video games if you're under-age, not play them, which has led to the campaign receiving a bit of a backlash, with some claiming that the schools are overstepping their boundaries, and are essentially threatening parents.