28 Children's risk assessment duties
Online Safety Act 2023 (2023 c 50) | Legislation

Search services likely to be accessed by children

28  Children's risk assessment duties

(1)     This section sets out the duties about risk assessments which apply in relation to regulated search services that are likely to be accessed by children (in addition to the duties about risk assessments set out in section 26).

(2)     A duty to carry out a suitable and sufficient children's risk assessment at a time set out in, or as provided by, Schedule 3.

(3)     A duty to take appropriate steps to keep a children's risk assessment up to date, including when OFCOM make any significant change to a risk profile that relates to services of the kind in question.

(4)     Before making any significant change to any aspect of a service's design

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