Part 6: Miscellaneous Food and Drink Schedule 18: Advertising of less healthy food and drink Part 2: Online Services: Prohibition 368Z15 Enforcement
Subsection (1) details that when the appropriate regulatory authority considers a person is contravening or has contravened the prohibition of paid-for advertising on the internet (section 368Z14), they may give the person an enforcement notification and/or impose a financial penalty on them in accordance with the financial penalties detailed in section 368Z16.
	Subsection (2) confirms that action outlined in subsection (1) cannot occur unless there are reasonable grounds for believing that a breach of the prohibition is occurring or has occurred and that the appropriate regulatory authority has allowed the person considered in breach an opportunity to make representations.
	Subsection (3) confirms that enforcement notifications should specify how a person has breached the prohibition, impose requirements on the person to take steps to remedy the breach, provide a reasonable amount of time for a person to remedy and set out the reasons for the appropriate regulatory authority’s decision to issue the enforcement notification.
	Subsection (4) confirms that remedial actions dictated by the appropriate regulatory authority may include instructing or requesting that specified persons remove advertisements from the internet and/or arranging for advertisements to be modified in specific ways.
	Subsection (5) states that a person in receipt of an enforcement notification must comply with it. Subsection (6) outlines that the duty under subsection (5) is enforceable in civil proceedings (i.e. through the civil court) by the appropriate regulatory authority. Subsection (7) confirms that in circumstances of non-compliance with enforcement notifications, the appropriate regulatory authority can impose financial penalties as detailed in section 368Z16.