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Digital Economy Act 2010

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4 Obligation to provide infringement lists to copyright owners

After section 124A of the Communications Act 2003 insert— Obligation to provide copyright infringement lists to copyright owners 124B (1) An internet service provider must provide a copyright owner with a copyright infringement list for a period if— (a) the owner requests the list for that period; and (b) an initial obligations code requires the internet service provider to provide it. (2) A “copyright infringement list” is a list that— (a) sets out, in relation to each relevant subscriber, which of the copyright infringement reports made by the owner to the provider relate to the subscriber, but (b) does not enable any subscriber to be identified. (3) A subscriber is a “relevant subscriber” in relation to a copyright owner and an internet service provider if copyright infringement reports made by the owner to the provider in relation to the subscriber have reached the threshold set in the initial obligations code.

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4 Obligation to provide infringement lists to copyright owners

After section 124A of the Communications Act 2003 insert— Obligation to provide copyright infringement lists to copyright owners 124B (1) An internet service provider must provide a copyright owner with a copyright infringement list for a period if— (a) the owner requests the list for that period; and (b) an initial obligations code requires the internet service provider to provide it. (2) A “copyright infringement list” is a list that— (a) sets out, in relation to each relevant subscriber, which of the copyright infringement reports made by the owner to the provider relate to the subscriber, but (b) does not enable any subscriber to be identified. (3) A subscriber is a “relevant subscriber” in relation to a copyright owner and an internet service provider if copyright infringement reports made by the owner to the provider in relation to the subscriber have reached the threshold set in the initial obligations code.

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