29 Safety duties protecting children
Online Safety Act 2023 (2023 c 50) | Legislation

29  Safety duties protecting children

(1)     This section sets out the duties to protect children's online safety which apply in relation to regulated search services that are likely to be accessed by children (as indicated by the headings).

All services

(2)     A duty, in relation to a service, to take or use proportionate measures relating to the design or operation of the service to effectively—

(a)     mitigate and manage the risks of harm to children in different age groups, as identified in the most recent children's risk assessment of the service (see section 28(5)(e)), and

(b)     mitigate the impact of harm to children in different age groups presented by search content that is harmful to children.

(3)

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