United Kingdom: UK Online Safety Act 2023

1. PART 1
2. PART 2
3. PART 3
4. PART 4
5. PART 5
6. PART 6
7. PART 7
8. PART 8
9. PART 9
10. PART 10
11. PART 11
12. PART 12
13. Schedule 1 — Exempt user-to-user and search services
14. Part 1 — Descriptions of services which are exempt
15. Part 2 — Paragraph 10 exemption: descriptions of education and
16. Part 3 — Interpretation
17. Schedule 2 — User-to-user services and search services that include
18. Schedule 3 — Timing of providers’ assessments
19. Part 1 — Timing of illegal content risk assessments and children’s
20. Part 2 — Timing of children’s risk assessments
21. Part 3 — Pre-existing Part 4B services
22. Part 4 — Interpretation, and extension of three-month periods
23. Schedule 4 — Codes of practice under section 36: principles, objectives,
24. Schedule 5 — Terrorism offences
25. Schedule 6 — Child sexual exploitation and abuse offences
26. Part 1 — England and Wales, and Northern Ireland
27. Part 2 — Scotland
28. Schedule 7 — Priority offences
29. Schedule 8 — Transparency reports by providers of Category 1 services,
30. Part 1 — Matters about which information may be required: user-to-
31. Part 2 — Matters about which information may be required: search
32. Part 3 — Further provision and interpretation
33. Schedule 9 — Certain internet services not subject to duties relating to
34. Schedule 10 — Recovery of OFCOM’s initial costs
35. Schedule 11 — Categories of regulated user-to-user services and regulated
36. Schedule 12 — OFCOM’s powers of entry, inspection and audit
37. Schedule 13 — Penalties imposed by OFCOM under Chapter 6 of Part 7
38. Schedule 14 — Amendments consequential on offences in Part 10 of this Act
39. Part 1 — Amendments consequential on offences in sections 160, 162
40. Part 2 — Amendments consequential on offence in section 167
41. Schedule 15 — Liability of parent entities etc
42. Schedule 16 — Amendments of Part 4B of the Communications Act
43. Schedule 17 — Video-sharing platform services: transitional provision etc
44. Part 1 — Interpretation
45. Part 2 — During the transitional period
46. Part 3 — Application of Part 6 of this Act: fees
47. Part 4 — After the end of the transitional period
48. Part 1 — Introduction
49. Part 2 — Key definitions
50. Schedule 1, or
51. Part 3 — Providers of regulated user-to-user services and regulated search services: duties of care
52. Part 3 services describing measures recommended for the purpose of
53. Schedule 4 contains—
54. Schedule 5. 30
55. Schedule 6.
56. Part 4 — Other duties of providers of regulated user-to-user services and regulated search services
57. Part 5 — Duties of providers of regulated services: certain pornographic content
58. Schedule 1 (internal business service conditions) are met in relation to
59. Part 6 — Duties of providers of regulated services: fees
60. Schedule 10 makes provision about fees chargeable to providers of regulated 25
61. PART 7 35
62. Part 7 — OFCOM's powers and duties in relation to regulated services
63. Schedule 11), at least one of those combinations of conditions is
64. Schedule 12 makes provision about—
65. Schedule.
66. Schedule 13 contains provision about the amount of penalties that OFCOM
67. PART 8 30
68. Part 8 — Appeals and super-complaints
69. PART 9 10
70. Part 9 — Secretary of State's functions in relation to regulated services
71. Part 10 — Communications offences
72. Part 11 — Supplementary and general
73. Schedule 15 contains provision about—
74. Schedule 16 contains amendments of Part 4B of the Communications Act.
75. Schedule 1.
76. Schedule 9 added in exercise of the power conferred by subsection (6), if the
77. Schedule 1 which relates to England— 45
78. Part 12 — Interpretation and final provisions
79. Part 3 service section 3(3)
80. Part 5) 25: regulated search service section 3(2)
81. SCHEDULE 1 Sections 2 and 3
82. Part 2 — Paragraph 10 exemption: descriptions of education and childcare
83. PART 3 20
84. Schedule 2 — User-to-user services and search services that include regulated provider pornographic content
85. SCHEDULE 2 Section 3
86. SCHEDULE 3 Sections 8, 10, 22, 24 and 31
87. Part 3 services already in operation at the outset of the regime provided for by this Act 10
88. Part 1 — Timing of illegal content risk assessments and children’s access assessments
89. PART 3 35
90. Part 4B service which—
91. Part 4B part is extended as set out in paragraph 14 or 15 (whichever
92. PART 4 10
93. SCHEDULE 4 Section 37
94. Schedule 4 — Codes of practice under section 36: principles, objectives, content
95. SCHEDULE 5 Section 53
96. SCHEDULE 6 Section 53
97. SCHEDULE 7 Section 53
98. SCHEDULE 8 Section 68
99. PART 1 10
100. Schedule 8 — Transparency reports by providers of Category 1 services, Category 2A services and Category 2B
101. Part 1 — Matters about which information may be required: user-to-user part of service
102. Part 2 — Matters about which information may be required: search engine
103. PART 3 30
104. SCHEDULE 9 Section 71
105. Schedule 9 — Certain internet services not subject to duties relating to regulated provider pornographic cont…
106. SCHEDULE 10 Section 80 25
107. SCHEDULE 11 Section 85 20
108. Schedule 11 — Categories of regulated user-to-user services and regulated search services: regulations
109. SCHEDULE 12 Section 97
110. Schedule;
111. Schedule, the person provides information that is false in a material 30
112. Schedule; 20
113. SCHEDULE 13 Section 130
114. Schedule 7 to, the Companies Act 2006—
115. SCHEDULE 14 Section 169
116. Part 1 — Amendments consequential on offences in sections 160, 162 and 164
117. Part 2, after paragraph 52 insert—
118. PART 2 15
119. SCHEDULE 15 Section 174
120. SCHEDULE 16 Section 185
121. SCHEDULE 17 Section 187
122. Schedule comes into force includes a reference to a service provided in
123. Part 6 (fees); for the application of Part 6, see Part 3 of this Schedule.
124. Part 4B service within the definition in paragraph (b) of paragraph 1(1), 35

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