16 User empowerment duties: interpretation
Online Safety Act 2023 (2023 c 50) | Legislation

16  User empowerment duties: interpretation

(1)     In determining what is proportionate for the purposes of section 15(2), the following factors, in particular, are relevant—

(a)     all the findings of the most recent assessment under section 14, and

(b)     the size and capacity of the provider of the service.

(2)     Section 15(2) applies to content that—

(a)     is regulated user-generated content in relation to the service in question, and

(b)     is within subsection (3), (4) or (5).

(3)     Content is within this subsection if it encourages,

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