Part 2 During the Transitional Period
Online Safety Act 2023 (2023 c 50) | Legislation

Part 2 During the Transitional Period

Pre-existing Part 4B services which are regulated user-to-user services

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(1)     This paragraph applies in relation to a pre-existing Part 4B service which—

(a)     is within the definition in paragraph (a) of paragraph 1(1), and

(b)     is also a regulated user-to-user service.

(2)     Both this Act and Part 4B of the Communications Act apply in relation to the pre-existing Part 4B service during the transitional period.

(3)     But that is subject to—

(a)     sub-paragraph (4),

(b)     sub-paragraph (5), and

(c)     paragraph 4.

(4)     The following duties and requirements under this Act do not apply during the transitional period in relation to the pre-existing Part 4B service—

(a)     the safety duties;

(b)     the duties set out in section 38 (fraudulent advertising);

(c)     the duties set out in section 64 (user identity verification);

(d)     the requirements under section 66(1) and (2) (reporting CSEA content to the NCA);

(e)     the duties set out in sections 71 and 72 (terms of service);

(f)     the duties set out in section 75 (deceased child users);

(g)     the duty on OFCOM to give a notice under section 77(1) requiring information in a transparency report;

(h)     the requirements

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