Christchurch Call Crisis Response Protocol

The Christchurch Call Crisis Response Protocol sets out how governments and online service providers coordinate when a terrorist attack is being broadcast or spread online. It defines a shared understanding of when a "crisis" is declared, who notifies whom, what information is exchanged, and how the response is reviewed afterward. It complements GIFCT's framework by covering the government side.

Like the GIFCT framework, it's a commitment and a process. Signatory companies and countries use it; anyone can read it.