#2026/2622023 Çevrimiçi Güvenlik Yasası (Başlangıç No. 7) Yönetmelikleri 2026
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The Online Safety Act 2023 Regulations 2026 require companies that provide user-to-user services to report any child sexual exploitation and abuse content to the National Crime Agency. This law also establishes penalties for failing to report such content and gives the Office of Communications the power to gather information related to these offenses.
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Key Changes
- User-to-user service providers must report child sexual exploitation and abuse content.
- Penalties are established for failing to report such content.
- The Office of Communications can gather information related to these offenses.
Obligations
What this law requires
Providers of regulated user-to-user services must report Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (CSEA) content to the National Crime Agency
Comply with the duty to report CSEA content or face criminal offence penalties under the Act
The Office of Communications has the power to gather information related to CSEA offences and reporting duties
Respond to information requests from the Office of Communications concerning CSEA reporting compliance