Reset

Carnegie's26October2023 transition statement says its programme ends and Woods/Walsh continue through the new Online Safety Act Network, supported by former partner Reset. The2023 report independently says Carnegie supported development of the new network. This establishes deliberate succession of expertise and convening work after enactment, not ownership of the network or transfer of every employee/asset.

Acquisition stopped at this coherent funding-to-output breakpoint. Root must integrate Reset's parallel return and explicitly reassess the whole case before selecting another acquisition run.

Year-end cash is GBP 40,997 in HSBC UK accounts. This identifies a banking relationship, not bank direction over advocacy. Note 7 puts GBP 1,156 receivable from Reset Tech Action gGmbH and GBP 10,743 directors' loan under debtors. The latter is owed to the company, not a director's funding contribution; individual identity and terms are not disclosed there. The named intercompany receivable is a concrete accounting relation, but does not identify all group transactions or establish parent control.

The supported path is informal collaboration hosted through Reset's shared operating infrastructure, with identifiable UK company directors, constitutional decision rules and some group accounting relations. It is not yet a demonstrated single legal entity controlling all federated activity. The missing records with high value are the OSN operating/transition agreement, division of employer and contracting responsibilities, related-party service arrangements, member register and basis for PSC notices, plus any network budget or delegated editorial authority. Public procedures make these plausible targets but do not prove a particular document or clause exists.