[368L Suspension or restriction of service for inciting crime or disorder]
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

[368L  Suspension or restriction of service for inciting crime or disorder]

[(1)     The appropriate regulatory authority must serve a notice under subsection (2) on a provider of an on-demand programme service [or a non-UK on-demand programme service that is a Tier 1 service] if they are satisfied—

[(a)     that—

(i)     the service has failed to comply with any requirement of section 368E(1) or (2) or sections 368F to 368H and that accordingly the provider has contravened section 368D(1), or

(ii)     the provider has failed to take a measure which the authority consider to be appropriate in relation to that service for the purpose mentioned in section 368E(4), or has failed to implement such a measure effectively;]

(b)     that the failure

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