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← Online Safety (Relief and Accountability) Act 2025

Online Safety (Relief and Accountability) Act 2025 s 28

s 28 Part 5 direction — given to whom

28. The Part 5 directions and the persons to whom they may be given are listed in the following table:Direction Recipient may be 1. Stop communication direction (a) The communicator of the relevant material. (b) An administrator of the relevant location at which the relevant material is communicated. (c) An administrator of the relevant location. 2. Stop communication (class of material) direction (a) The communicator of any online material in the relevant class of material. (b) The administrator of a relevant location at which any online material in the relevant class of material is communicated. 3. Restraining direction (a) The communicator of the relevant material. (b) The person who conducted the relevant online activity. (c) An administrator of the relevant location. 4. Access disabling direction An online service provider. 5. Access disabling (class of material) direction A prescribed online service provider. 6. Right‑of‑reply (user) direction (a) The communicator of the relevant material. (b) An administrator of the relevant location. 7. Right‑of‑reply (online service) direction An online service provider. 8. Labelling direction An administrator of the relevant location. 9. Account restriction (administrator) direction An administrator of the relevant location. 10. Account restriction (online service) direction An online service provider. 11. Engagement reduction direction A prescribed online service provider.

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