83 Duty to notify OFCOM
Online Safety Act 2023 (2023 c 50) | Legislation

Part 6 Duties of Providers of Regulated Services: Fees

83  Duty to notify OFCOM

(1)     A provider of a regulated service must notify OFCOM in relation to a charging year which is—

(a)     the first fee-paying year in relation to that provider, or

(b)     any charging year after the first fee-paying year where—

(i)     the previous charging year was not a fee-paying year in relation to the provider, and the charging year in question is a fee-paying year in relation to the provider, or

(ii)     the previous charging year was a fee-paying year in relation to the provider, and the charging year in question is not a fee-paying year in relation to the provider.

(2)     A “fee-paying year”, in relation to a provider,

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