Part 4 After the End of the Transitional Period
Online Safety Act 2023 (2023 c 50) | Legislation

Part 4 After the End of the Transitional Period

Interpretation of this Part

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In this Part of this Schedule—

(a)     “the repeal time†means the time when section 210 of this Act comes into force (repeal of Part 4B of the Communications Act);

(b)     (except in paragraph (a)) references to sections are to sections of the Communications Act.

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For the purposes of this Part an investigation relating to a person begins when OFCOM notify the person to that effect.

OFCOM as appropriate regulatory authority

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The repeal of section 368T does not affect OFCOM's powers to act after the repeal time as the appropriate regulatory authority under Part 4B of the Communications Act as it has effect by virtue of this Part of this Schedule.

Duties of service providers to co-operate with investigations

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The repeal of section 368Y(3)(c) (duty to co-operate) does not affect the application of that provision after the repeal time in relation to—

(a)     an investigation as mentioned in

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