7 Providers of user-to-user services: duties of care
Online Safety Act 2023 (2023 c 50) | Legislation

Chapter 2
Providers of User-to-User Services: Duties of Care

User-to-user services: which duties apply, and scope of duties

7  Providers of user-to-user services: duties of care

(1)     Subsections (2) to (6) apply to determine which of the duties set out in this Chapter (and, in the case of combined services, Chapter 3) must be complied with by providers of regulated user-to-user services.

(2)     All providers of regulated user-to-user services must comply with the following duties in relation to each such service which they provide—

(a)     the duties about illegal content risk assessments set out in section 9,

(b)     the duties about illegal content set out in section 10(2) to (8),

(c)     the duty about content reporting set out in section 20,

(d)     the duties about complaints procedures

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