The Online Safety Act 2023 (Qualifying Worldwide Revenue) Regulations 2025
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4 Interpretation: revenue that is referable to a regulated service
(1) This regulation applies for the purposes of Parts 2 and 3. (2) An amount of revenue counts as “referable” to a regulated service only if it arises in connection with provision of those parts of the regulated service listed in paragraph (3) (the “relevant parts”). (3) The relevant parts of a regulated service are— (a) parts where regulated user-generated content may be encountered (in the case of user-to-user services and combined services); (b) parts where search content may be encountered (in the case of search services and combined services); and (c) parts where regulated provider pornographic content may be encountered (in the case of a service within section 80(2) of the Act). (4) Where revenue comprises amounts arising partly in connection with provision of relevant parts of a regulated service and partly in connection with other things, it is to be apportioned on a just and reasonable basis. (5) Provision of relevant parts of a regulated service means their provision anywhere in the world. (6) Circumstances where revenue arises in connection with provision of relevant parts of a regulated service include (but are not limited to) those where amounts are generated as a result of— (a) any advertising (including via paid-for advertisements); and (b) the supply of goods or other services.
4 Interpretation: revenue that is referable to a regulated service
(1) This regulation applies for the purposes of Parts 2 and 3. (2) An amount of revenue counts as “referable” to a regulated service only if it arises in connection with provision of those parts of the regulated service listed in paragraph (3) (the “relevant parts”). (3) The relevant parts of a regulated service are— (a) parts where regulated user-generated content may be encountered (in the case of user-to-user services and combined services); (b) parts where search content may be encountered (in the case of search services and combined services); and (c) parts where regulated provider pornographic content may be encountered (in the case of a service within section 80(2) of the Act). (4) Where revenue comprises amounts arising partly in connection with provision of relevant parts of a regulated service and partly in connection with other things, it is to be apportioned on a just and reasonable basis. (5) Provision of relevant parts of a regulated service means their provision anywhere in the world. (6) Circumstances where revenue arises in connection with provision of relevant parts of a regulated service include (but are not limited to) those where amounts are generated as a result of— (a) any advertising (including via paid-for advertisements); and (b) the supply of goods or other services.
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