Schedule 11: Categories of regulated user-to-user services and regulated search services: regulations Section 95: Register of categories of certain Part 3 services
This section imposes a duty on OFCOM to establish and publish a register of each regulated service that meets the various threshold conditions set out in Schedule 11 and will therefore be designated as a Category 1, 2A or 2B Service.
	Subsections (5) and (6) set out how services should be treated if they meet the threshold conditions for different categories of service. This can happen either where a user-to-user service (with no search engine) meets both the Category 1 and Category 2B threshold conditions or in the case of a combined service. Where a user-to-user service meets both the Category 1 and Category 2B conditions, it is considered a Category 1 service, and added only to the Category 1 part of the register. As a combined service is a user-to-user service with a search engine part, it is possible that the user-to-user part of the service will meet the threshold conditions for Category 1 or Category 2B and, at the same time, the search engine will meet the threshold conditions for Category 2A. Where this happens, the service is considered both a Category 1 and Category 2A service or both a Category 2B and Category 2A service, and added to both relevant parts of the register. Where a service meets the threshold conditions for all three categories, it is considered both a Category 1 and a Category 2A service and added to these parts of the register.
	Subsection (9) outlines that OFCOM must take steps to obtain or generate information in order to assess whether Part 3 services meet the threshold conditions.