(1) If:
(a) a declaration is in force under subsection 30(1) in relation to a social media service; and
(b) the service complies with the basic online safety requirements; and
(c) at least 3 months have passed since the declaration was made; and
(d) if one or more social media service notices were given to the provider of the service at any time during the preceding 3 months--the provider complied with all, or nearly all, of those notices; and
(e) the Commissioner has recommended the revocation of the declaration;
the Minister may, by legislative instrument, revoke the declaration.
(2) The revocation takes effect at the end of the 28-day period that began at the end of the day on which the instrument was made.
(3) If, during that 28-day period, the provider of the service applies under subsection 23(1) for the declaration of the service as a tier 1 social media service:
(a) paragraph 23(4)(c) does not apply to the making of a subsection 23(4) declaration in relation to the service; and
(b) if a subsection 23(4) declaration is made in relation to the service--the subsection 23(4) declaration takes effect immediately after the end of that 28-day period.