Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2024C00852:section:4:p2
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2024C00852
Segment Type: section
Provision Reference: s 4 (pt 2/2)
Character Range: 20438–22720

service who posts an intimate image on the service may be given a notice (a removal notice) requiring the end‑user to remove the image from the service;
             (d) a hosting service provider who hosts an intimate image may be given a notice (a removal notice) requiring the provider to cease hosting the image.
         • The online content scheme includes the following components:
             (a) the provider of a social media service, relevant electronic service or designated internet service may be given a notice (a removal notice) requiring the provider to remove certain material;
             (b) a hosting service provider may be given a notice (a removal notice) requiring the provider to cease hosting certain material;
             (c) the provider of an internet search engine service may be given a notice (a link deletion notice) requiring the provider to cease providing a link to certain material;
             (d) the provider of an app distribution service may be given a notice (an app removal notice) requiring the provider to cease enabling end‑users to download an app that facilitates the posting of certain material on a social media service, relevant electronic service or designated internet service;
             (e) bodies and associations that represent sections of the online industry may develop industry codes;
             (f) the Commissioner may make an industry standard;
             (g) the Commissioner may make service provider determinations regulating service providers in the online industry.
         • The Minister may determine basic online safety expectations for social media services, relevant electronic services and designated internet services.
         • An internet service provider may be requested or required to block access to:
             (a) material that promotes abhorrent violent conduct; or
             (b) material that incites abhorrent violent conduct; or
             (c) material that instructs in abhorrent violent conduct; or
             (d) material that depicts abhorrent violent conduct.
         • There are age restrictions for certain social media platforms. A provider of such a platform must take reasonable steps to prevent children who have not reached a minimum age from having accounts.