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Statement and draft specify records/analysis; no universal public ledger or automatic submission of every analysis adopted. Ofcom may request records. The90-day analysis/protocol language is not an individual restoration guarantee.
Providers within crisis-measure scope → Provider post-crisis analysis and retained records
The statement recommends ending the protocol when criteria end or at90days, sooner, then analysis/records. Continuing risks shift to ordinary operations; this is not a90-day restoration promise.
Ofcom → Provider post-crisis analysis and retained records
Providers retain records and Ofcom may seek them or ask about activation; no universal routine public/submitted ledger was adopted. No particular suppressed record or request is established.
Laid children-code crisis amendments — June2026 draft → Provider post-crisis analysis and retained records
DraftC11.7 expressly sets analysis/improvement timing. It does not itself repeat the statement's separate end-protocol-at90days sentence; neither guarantees restoration of removals.
Crisis authority: inputs, decisions and the record left behind ↗
Signals inform the provider, which determines activation and assembles its team. Large services have a specific police-channel recommendation. Providers retain analyses; Ofcom can seek them.
Open diagram →The crisis statement was published in June and children-code amendments were laid. Their source record does not resolve final crisis commencement. September’s NCII announcement supplies a different measure’s date.
Open diagram →Providers within crisis-measure scope → would retain post-crisis analysis and key records → Provider post-crisis analysis and retained records
The statement recommends ending the protocol when criteria end or at90days, sooner, then analysis/records. Continuing risks shift to ordinary operations; this is not a90-day restoration promise.
Ofcom → may seek records for supervision → Provider post-crisis analysis and retained records
Providers retain records and Ofcom may seek them or ask about activation; no universal routine public/submitted ledger was adopted. No particular suppressed record or request is established.
Laid children-code crisis amendments — June2026 draft → sets analysis timing at crisis end or90days if earlier → Provider post-crisis analysis and retained records
DraftC11.7 expressly sets analysis/improvement timing. It does not itself repeat the statement's separate end-protocol-at90days sentence; neither guarantees restoration of removals.