The Regulation of Premium Rate Services Order 2024
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25 Usage requirements for some types of controlled PRS to be stated in promotion and marketing
(1) A PRS provider must not offer a service mentioned in paragraph (2), unless the promotion and marketing of such a service complies with the requirements in paragraph (3). (2) The services are— (a) a chatline service, (b) a live entertainment service, (c) a remote gambling service, (d) a sexual content service, or (e) a virtual chat service. (3) The promotion and marketing of any service to which this article applies must clearly state that— (a) the service must not be used by any person under the age of 18, (b) if the consumer is not the bill-payer, the consumer must obtain the bill-payer’s permission before using the service, and (c) details of the service may appear on the bill-payer’s bill. (4) In this article— “bill” and “bill-payer” have the meanings given in article 23(2); “excluded service” means— a children’s service (within the meaning given in article 23(2), a competition or voting service (within the meaning given in article 41(1), a remote gambling service, or a society lottery service (within the meaning given in article 53(4); “live entertainment service” means a threshold service (other than an excluded service) provided by means of a call between at least two persons and that includes content of such a nature that it is reasonable to assume that it was produced solely or principally for the purposes of entertaining a consumer; “remote gambling service” has the meaning given in article 52(4); “virtual chat service” has the meaning given in article 31(5).
25 Usage requirements for some types of controlled PRS to be stated in promotion and marketing
(1) A PRS provider must not offer a service mentioned in paragraph (2), unless the promotion and marketing of such a service complies with the requirements in paragraph (3). (2) The services are— (a) a chatline service, (b) a live entertainment service, (c) a remote gambling service, (d) a sexual content service, or (e) a virtual chat service. (3) The promotion and marketing of any service to which this article applies must clearly state that— (a) the service must not be used by any person under the age of 18, (b) if the consumer is not the bill-payer, the consumer must obtain the bill-payer’s permission before using the service, and (c) details of the service may appear on the bill-payer’s bill. (4) In this article— “bill” and “bill-payer” have the meanings given in article 23(2); “excluded service” means— a children’s service (within the meaning given in article 23(2), a competition or voting service (within the meaning given in article 41(1), a remote gambling service, or a society lottery service (within the meaning given in article 53(4); “live entertainment service” means a threshold service (other than an excluded service) provided by means of a call between at least two persons and that includes content of such a nature that it is reasonable to assume that it was produced solely or principally for the purposes of entertaining a consumer; “remote gambling service” has the meaning given in article 52(4); “virtual chat service” has the meaning given in article 31(5).
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