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Re: Online Safety Bill Etc

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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter View Post
I thought that the UK had adopted all EU legislation en masse??

Either way, if meta have breached the EU version of the Online Safety Act (OSA), it's likely that they will be in breach of the UK, the various American states and other countries who have their own versions of the OSA in place.

I'm sure that Ofcom will be keeping an eye on the outcome of this case.
EU Law could never be automatically bound into UK law but there was always basically an agreement that it would, after Brexit any existing EU legislation was either converted into UK law or repealed. Anything they do now simply doesn't apply unless our Parliament could do the same.

Even when we were in the EU only the UK parliament could make laws.
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