IE OSC Online Safety Code, Part A s 10 (AVMSD obligations) - withdrawn attribution (no transparency-report duty in the Code)
WITHDRAWN ATTRIBUTION — not a verified statutory duty. The record cited Part A s 10, the Audiovisual Media Services Directive obligations section, for a duty to publish transparency reports and give them to the Commission with seven data points (report volumes by category, moderation actions, automated-tool accuracy, appeal volumes and outcomes, median processing times, Irish user counts, moderator resourcing with Irish-context expertise). The Code as retrieved from cnam.ie on 2026-09-21 (ss 1-17) contains no transparency-report duty; that content is Articles 15, 24 and 42 of the Digital Services Act. The Code's only reporting provision is s 17.3 - a report to the Commission every 3 months, or at other intervals it specifies, on the handling of communications from users raising complaints or other matters - which IE-OSC-ANNUAL-COMPLIANCE now carries.
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Provision: Online Safety Code, Part A s 10 (AVMSD obligations) - withdrawn attribution (no transparency-report duty in the Code)
Instrument: Ireland Online Safety Code
Citation: No provision: the Coimisiun na Mean Online Safety Code (2024) contains no duty to publish transparency reports; the Code's only reporting provision is s 17, para 17.3 (a report to the Commission on the handling of user complaints and other communications, carried by IE-OSC-ANNUAL-COMPLIANCE); transparency reporting is Articles 15, 24 and 42 of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065, not retrieved for this record
Text version: Coimisiun na Mean Online Safety Code, adopted 10 October 2024 under Section 139K of the Broadcasting Act 2009 as amended by the Online Safety and Media Regulation Act 2022; Part A applied from 19 November 2024 and Part B from 21 July 2025 (dates determined by the Commission; cnam.ie); retrieved from cnam.ie on 2026-09-21.
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