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.
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The draft’s analysis clock is not a restoration guarantee. September 30 belongs to the NCII measure, not crisis rules. StopNCII is a recommended option with alternatives; no sole-supplier purchase requirement is established. Public partnership terms are in the earlier access reader; this measure does not prove execution.
Submitted2026-06-12; laid2026-06-18; later crisis commencement unresolved.
The draft was submitted12June and laid18June2026; HCWS124 confirms laying and conditional40-day scrutiny then21days after issue. Blanks/brackets are not completed issue or commencement, and40days is not necessarily calendar days.
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.
September9 official news/enforcement sources identify30September for NCII hash-matching. That date is not imported into the crisis protocol or unrelated CMA verification proposals. No named service implementation established.
Ofcom → recommended StopNCII as a suitable option → StopNCII
2026-09-09 – 2026-09-09
The NCII news recommends StopNCII while allowing equally effective alternatives; it does not require purchasing a sole supplier or establish terms of access.
September9,2026 announcement; actual partnership term unknown.
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Ofcom's NCII news describes SWGfL expertise/partnership. Payment, selection, contracting and approval terms were not acquired; this is not authority over Ofcom's code decisions.
The statement records requests for formal contacts and real-time access, encourages relevant collaboration, but declines extending formal contact obligations beyond police. This is a class-level disposition, not proof that every Full Fact data-access demand was individually resolved.
Ofcom declines central cross-service coordination and automatic submission/publication of every post-crisis analysis. It retains supervision/request powers; not every oversight request is rejected.
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.