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Online Safety (Relevant Electronic Services—Class 1A and Class 1B Material) Industry Standard 2024

I, Julie Inman Grant, eSafety Commissioner, determine the following industry standard.

Dated   19 June 2024

Julie Inman Grant
eSafety Commissioner

Contents
Part 1—Preliminary
1 Name
2 Commencement
3 Authority
4 Object of this industry standard
5 Application of this industry standard
Part 2—Interpretation
6 General definitions
Part 3—Risk assessments and risk profiles
7 Requirement to carry out risk assessments and determine risk profiles of relevant electronic services
8 Methodology, risk factors and indicators to be used for risk assessments and risk profile determinations
9 Documenting risk assessments and risk profiles
Part 4—Online safety compliance measures
Division 1—Preliminary
10 This Part not exhaustive
11 Determining what is appropriate
12 Index of requirements for relevant electronic services
Division 2—Compliance measures
13 Terms of use
14 Systems and processes for responding to breaches of terms of use: class 1A material
15 Responding to class 1A material
16 Notification of child sexual exploitation material and pro-terror material
17 Resourcing trust and safety functions
18 Safety features and settings
19 Detecting and removing known child sexual abuse material
20 Detecting and removing known pro-terror material
21 Disrupting and deterring child sexual exploitation material and pro-terror material
22 Development programs
23 Systems and processes for responding to breaches of terms of use: class 1B material
24 Responding to breaches of terms of use: class 1B material
25 Giving information about the Commissioner to end-users in Australia
26 Responding to communications from, and referring certain unresolved complaints to, the Commissioner
27 Dedicated section of service for online safety information
Division 3—Reports and complaints
28 Mechanisms for end-users and account holders to report, and make complaints, to providers
29 Dealing with reports and complaints—general rules
30 Dealing with reports and complaints—additional rules for pre-assessed relevant electronic services and Tier 1 relevant electronic services
31 Unresolved complaints about non-compliance to be referred to the Commissioner
Division 4—Requirements for reporting to the Commissioner
32 Commissioner may require documents about risk assessments and other information
33 Reports relating to technical feasibility and practicability of compliance with provisions of Division 2
34 Notifying changes to features and functions of relevant electronic services
35 Reports on outcomes of development programs
36 Commissioner may require compliance reports
37 Compliance and other certificates and reports required by Commissioner
38 Extension of reporting deadlines
Part 5—Miscellaneous
39 Record-keeping requirements

Part 1—Preliminary