Part 5: Duties of providers of regulated services: Certain pornographic content Section 80: Scope of duties about regulated provider pornographic content
Subsections (1) and (2) set out the providers of internet services which are required to comply with the duties under section 81.
	Subsection (3) sets out that a service is exempt if it is a user-to-user or search service that is exempt as provided for by Schedule 1 or any internet service described in Schedule 9. A service which is exempt from the Part 3 duties by virtue of Schedule 2 is not exempt from the duties in section 81 unless the service is also a service described in Schedule 9. An example of a type of service which is exempt from Part 3 but in scope of Part 5 is a limited functionality service (for example a service whose only user-to-user functionality is users posting comments about provider content) which publishes regulated provider pornographic content.
	Subsection (4) sets out when a service "has links to the United Kingdom" for the purposes of this Part.
	Subsection (5) states that Part 5 does not apply to a part of a regulated service if that part meets the definition of an internal business service in either: (a) paragraph 7(2) of Schedule 1 if it is a Part 3 service, or (b) in paragraph 1(2) of Schedule 9 if it is an internet service which is not a Part 3 service. Part 5 may still apply to the non-internal business service part of the service if that part has regulated provider pornographic content. Further exemptions for internal business services are contained in Schedule 9.
	The effect of subsection (6) is that the duties of Part 5 do not apply to the part of a regulated service which is an on-demand programme service (ODPS) as defined by section 368A of the Communications Act 2003. Part 5 may still apply to the non-ODPS part of the service if that part has regulated provider pornographic content. Further exemptions for ODPS are contained in Schedule 9.
	The purpose of the combination of exemptions contained in subsections (5), (6), and paragraphs 2 and 6 of Schedule 9 is to provide for where only part of a service is exempt and the remainder of the service remains in scope of Part 5.
	Subsection (8) clarifies that a service provider’s compliance with the duties in section 81 only applies to the design, operation and use of the service in the United Kingdom.