Part 4: Other duties of providers of regulated user-to-user services and regulated search services Chapter 2: Reporting Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Content Section 67: Regulations about reports to the NCA
This section places a duty on the Secretary of State to produce regulations about the reports being made to the NCA.
	Subsection (2) lists the provisions which may be covered in regulations but is not exhaustive. The information that can or should be reported varies depending on the nature of the service and the offence that has occurred. Services are required to report all and any available information relating to instances of CSEA, including any that help identify a perpetrator or victim.
	Services need to include information relating to the identity of any individual who is suspected of committing a CSEA offence; information relating to the geographic location of the involved individual or website, which may include the Internet Protocol address or verified address; evidence of the CSEA offence itself, such as indecent images or sexual communications between an adult and a child; and any information relating to a child.
	Subsection (3) states that regulations may include a requirement for providers to retain data in relation to reports made to the NCA. Further details about this requirement including the type of data, the retention period and any restrictions or requirements about how this data is retained will be included in the regulations.
	Subsection (4) sets out that the power to require the retention of data includes a power to retain the content itself or metadata and user data associated with any person in relation to a report made by the provider.
	Subsection (5) requires that before making (including revising), regulations, the Secretary of State must consult the NCA, OFCOM and any other appropriate persons. This may include the Information Commissioner's Office in line with their existing duties under the UK GDPR.  Regulations will be adaptable to allow for ongoing technological and industry developments and can be revised as necessary.