Schedule 7: Priority offences Section 60: "Content that is harmful to children" etc
This section defines "content that is harmful to children".
	Subsection (2) defines "content that is harmful to children" as primary priority (see section 61) or priority (see section 62) content that is harmful to children or a third category of "non-designated content that is harmful to children" - another kind of content which presents a material risk of significant harm to an appreciable number of children in the United Kingdom.
	The references to content that presents "a material risk of significant harm to an appreciable number of children in the United Kingdom" means that content need not adversely affect a very large number of children to be classified as harmful to children, but content which may adversely affect only one child or very few children will not be caught by the definition of "content that is harmful to children". "Harm" is itself defined in section 234.
	Subsection (3) excludes certain types of content from the definition of "content that is harmful to children". These are content where the risk of harm comes from the content’s potential financial impact, the safety or quality of goods featured in the content or a way in which a service featured in the content may be performed.