Part 3 Application of Part 6 of this Act: Fees
Online Safety Act 2023 (2023 c 50) | Legislation

Part 3 Application of Part 6 of this Act: Fees

Introduction

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This Part makes provision about the application of the following provisions of this Act in relation to a person who is the provider of a relevant regulated service—

(a)     section 83 (duty to notify OFCOM in relation to the charging of fees);

(b)     section 84 (payment of fees);

(c)     Schedule 10 (additional fees).

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In this Part “relevant regulated service†means—

(a)     a regulated user-to-user service which is a pre-existing Part 4B service within the definition in paragraph (a) of paragraph 1(1), or

(b)     a regulated user-to-user service which includes a pre-existing Part 4B service within the definition in paragraph (b) of paragraph 1(1).

Application of section 83

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(1)     Sub-paragraph (2) applies in relation to a person who is the provider of a relevant regulated service, whether or not the person is the provider of any other regulated service.

(2)     Section 83, which makes provision about the notification of OFCOM in relation to a charging year, applies to the provider in relation to every charging year, regardless of whether any part, or all, of a charging year falls within the transitional period.

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