AU OSA BOSE Determination 2022, s 14
WITHDRAWN ATTRIBUTION — not a verified statutory duty. BOSE s 14 is terms of use and enforcement and Act s 45(3) is the Minister's power to determine expectations for designated internet services; the Determination does not cover app distribution services at all (BOSE s 5), and nothing in either instrument requires app stores to carry accurate age ratings or enforce age-based access (legislation.gov.au compilations retrieved 2026-09-21). The Act's app-store provision is the s 128 app removal notice; any age-rating requirement is a matter for the registered industry codes for app distribution services, which were not retrieved.
Where this comes from
Provision: BOSE Determination 2022, s 14; Online Safety Act 2021, s 45(3) — withdrawn attribution (no age-rating duty in either instrument)
Instrument: Australia Online Safety Act 2021 - Basic Online Safety Expectations
Citation: No provision: the BOSE Determination applies to social media services, relevant electronic services and designated internet services (BOSE s 5) and not to app distribution services; the Act's only app-store provision is the s 128 app removal notice; age-rating requirements, if any, sit in registered industry codes for app distribution services (Part 9 Division 7), not retrieved
Text version: Online Safety Act 2021 (Cth), compilation of 12 September 2026 (includes the Online Safety Amendment (Social Media Minimum Age) Act 2024 and Act No. 83 of 2026, whose title and commencement were not established from the retrieved text), and Online Safety (Basic Online Safety Expectations) Determination 2022, compilation of 31 May 2024 (includes the Amendment (No. 1) Determination 2024); both retrieved from legislation.gov.au on 2026-09-21.
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