23 Record-keeping and review duties
Online Safety Act 2023 (2023 c 50) | Legislation

23  Record-keeping and review duties

(1)     This section sets out the record-keeping and review duties which apply in relation to regulated user-to-user services (as indicated by the headings).

All services

(2)     A duty to make and keep a written record, in an easily understandable form, of all aspects of every risk assessment under section 9 or 11, including details about how the assessment was carried out and its findings.

(3)     A duty to make and keep a written record of any measures taken or in use to comply with a relevant duty which—

(a)     are described in a code of practice and recommended for the purpose of compliance with the duty in question, and

(b)     apply in relation to the provider and the service in question.

In this section such measures are referred to as “applicable measures in

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