166 Media literacy strategy and media literacy statement
Online Safety Act 2023 (2023 c 50) | Legislation

166  Media literacy strategy and media literacy statement

After section 11 of the Communications Act insert—

“11A Regulated services: media literacy strategy and media literacy statement

(1)     OFCOM must prepare and publish a media literacy strategy within the period of one year beginning with the day on which the Online Safety Act 2023 is passed.

(2)     A media literacy strategy is a plan setting out how OFCOM propose to exercise their functions under section 11 in the period covered by the plan, which must be not more than three years.

(3)     In particular, a media literacy strategy must state OFCOM's objectives and priorities

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