Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2007A00124:clause:1_22
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2007A00124
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Provision Reference: sch 1 cl 22
Character Range: 7803–9622

22  Clause 2 of Schedule 5
Omit:

         • A person may complain to the ACMA about prohibited content or potential prohibited content on the Internet, and the ACMA must investigate the complaint.
         • Internet content hosted in Australia is prohibited content if:

                (a) the content has been classified RC or X 18+ by the Classification Board; or
                (b) the content has been classified R 18+ by the Classification Board and access to the content is not subject to a restricted access system.

         • Internet content hosted outside Australia is prohibited content if the Internet content has been classified RC or X 18+ by the Classification Board.
         • Internet content is potential prohibited content if the content has not been classified by the Classification Board, but if it were to be classified, there is a substantial likelihood that the content would be prohibited content.
         • If the ACMA is satisfied that Internet content hosted in Australia is potential prohibited content, and is likely to be classified RC or X 18+, the ACMA must:

                (a) request the Classification Board to classify the content; and
                (b) give the relevant Internet content host an interim take‑down notice directing the host not to host the content pending the classification of the content.

         • If the ACMA is satisfied that Internet content hosted in Australia is potential prohibited content, and is likely to be classified R 18+, the ACMA must request the Classification Board to classify the content.
         • If the ACMA is satisfied that Internet content hosted in Australia is prohibited content, the ACMA must give the relevant Internet content host a final take‑down notice directing the host not to host the prohibited content.