Marking a Python COM server safe for Internet Explorer

[Bill Bell]

As a kind of default, Internet Explorer will ask the user's permission 
before instantiating an ActiveX control. However, one can 
implement IObjectSafety to inform IE that one's control is safe, 
thus sparing the user the need to respond to the dialog box.

I have a Python COM server that I would like to use with IE.

Does someone happen to know if there is an incantation that can 
be muttered in Python that implements IObjectSafety--or of some 
alternative way of doing this?

(I suppose one could embed the Python in an MSVC server. 
However, the more I play with Python the more I hate C++. And 
anyway I have a deadline.)

Thanks for any clues or hints!!