Online Criminal Harms Act 2023 · s 42
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Open the official texts 42Reviewing Tribunal — grounds for cancellation
A Reviewing Tribunal may only cancel a Part 2 direction under section 41(3) on any of the following grounds:
the requirements of section 6(1) were not satisfied;
the person that was given the direction was not a person to whom the direction may be given under section 7;
it is not reasonably practicable to comply with the direction.
A Reviewing Tribunal may only cancel an access blocking order under section 41(3) on any of the following grounds:
the online location specified in the access blocking order does not satisfy section 29(2);
the person that was given the order was not the provider of an internet access service;
it is not reasonably practicable to comply with the order.
A Reviewing Tribunal may only cancel an app removal order under section 41(3) on any of the following grounds:
the app specified in the app removal order does not satisfy section 30(2);
the person that was given the order was not the provider of an app distribution service;
it is not reasonably practicable to comply with the order.
A Reviewing Tribunal may only cancel a service restriction order under section 41(3) on any of the following grounds:
the person that was given the order was not the provider of a non-compliant online service;
the online service specified in the order was not a non‑compliant online service;
it is not reasonably practicable to comply with the order.