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Sec. 215 · H.R. 7757

Reporting mechanism

Title II — Online Platforms › Subtitle A — Kids Online Safety

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Introduced · Sec. 215

(a) Reporting tools A provider of a covered platform shall provide each of the following: (1) A readily accessible and easy-to-use means for a user of or visitor to the covered platform to submit a report to the covered platform of any harm to a minor related to the use of the covered platform. (2) An electronic point of contact specific to matters involving harms to a minor. (3) Confirmation of the receipt of any such report and, within the applicable time period described in subsection (b), a substantive response to the user or visitor who submitted the report. (b) Timing A covered platform shall establish an internal process to receive and substantively respond to a report submitted subsection (a)(1) in a reasonable and timely manner, but in no case later than— (1) 10 days after the date on which the report is received; or (2) if the report involves an imminent threat to the safety of a minor, the date that is as prompt as needed to address the reported threat to safety.

•HR 7757 IHSEC. 215
Passed the House · Sec. 215

(a) Reporting tools A provider of a covered platform shall provide each of the following: (1) A readily accessible and easy-to-use means for a user of or visitor to the covered platform to submit a report to the covered platform of any harm to a minor related to the use of the covered platform. (2) An electronic point of contact specific to matters involving harms to a minor. (3) Confirmation of the receipt of any such report and, within the applicable time period described in subsection (b), a substantive response to the user or visitor who submitted the report. (b) Timing A covered platform shall establish an internal process to receive and substantively respond to a report submitted under subsection (a)(1) in a reasonable and timely manner, but in no case later than— (1) 10 days after the date on which the report is received; or (2) if the report involves an imminent threat to the safety of a minor, the date that is as prompt as needed to address the reported threat to safety.

•HR 7757 EHSEC. 215

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