77 Transparency reports about certain Part 3 services
Online Safety Act 2023 (2023 c 50) | Legislation

Chapter 5
Transparency Reporting

77  Transparency reports about certain Part 3 services

(1)     Once a year, OFCOM must give every provider of a relevant service a notice which requires the provider to produce a report about the service (a “transparency report”).

(2)     If a person is the provider of more than one relevant service, a notice must be given to the provider in respect of each such service.

(3)     In response to a notice relating to a relevant service, the provider of the service must produce a transparency report which must—

(a)     contain information of a kind specified or described in the notice,

(b)     be in

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