22 Duties about freedom of expression and privacy
Online Safety Act 2023 (2023 c 50) | Legislation

Cross-cutting duties

22  Duties about freedom of expression and privacy

(1)     This section sets out the duties about freedom of expression and privacy which apply in relation to regulated user-to-user services (as indicated by the headings).

All services

(2)     When deciding on, and implementing, safety measures and policies, a duty to have particular regard to the importance of protecting users' right to freedom of expression within the law.

(3)     When deciding on, and implementing, safety measures and policies, a duty to have particular regard to the importance of protecting users from a breach

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