/**
 * AU Online Safety Act 2021
 *
 * Primary statute: Online Safety Act 2021 (Cth) (OSA), effective 23 January 2022.
 *
 * Key instruments:
 *   - Basic Online Safety Expectations (BOSE) Determination 2022 (s.48)
 *   - Online Safety (Relevant Electronic Services) Determination
 *   - Online Safety (Designated Internet Services) Determination
 *   - eSafety Commissioner enforcement guidelines
 *
 * Covered services: Social media services, relevant electronic services (private
 * messaging, online gaming, email, dating), and designated internet services
 * (hosting, search, content aggregation) with AU end-users. AI systems operating
 * as or within these services: AI chat, AI moderation, AI recommendation engines,
 * AI-generated content platforms, AI companions/virtual agents.
 *
 * Key AI obligations:
 *   - Part 4 (Cyberbullying): 48-hour removal obligation after notice targeting AU child.
 *   - Part 5 (Adult Cyber Abuse): 48-hour removal after eSafety notice.
 *   - Part 6 (NCII + Deepfake): 2024 amendments extend to AI-generated deepfake
 *     intimate images; removal on notice.
 *   - Part 9 (Class 1 CSAM): Absolute prohibition; proactive detection required.
 *     AI generation systems need active safeguards against Class 1 production.
 *   - BOSE s.8-10: Age assurance/verification and safety by design for minors.
 *   - BOSE s.11-12: Transparency reporting on eSafety request.
 *
 * [CITATION TO VERIFY]: NCII deepfake commencement date (2024 amendments) — verify
 * exact commencement date and current eSafety guidance on technical age-assurance
 * requirements. Physical e-commerce platforms with incidental messaging — verify
 * scope exclusion under current determinations.
 *
 * Cross-pack interactions:
 *   - au-online-safety + au-privacy-act: Moderation records contain PI; APP 11
 *     applies. eSafety investigation powers (s.173-183) may override APP 6
 *     secondary-use restrictions for investigations.
 *   - au-online-safety + coppa: AU platforms with US under-13 users: OSA minor
 *     protections for AU; COPPA for US under-13. Both regimes run simultaneously.
 *   - au-online-safety + euaiact: GPAI providers with systemic-risk classification
 *     face EU AI Act Art. 53/55 obligations complementary to BOSE. AU 48-hour
 *     removal more operationally demanding than EU AI Act transparency obligations.
 *
 * Authority: eSafety Commissioner (Australia)
 * Sovereignty: Australian Federal
 *
 * @connexum/ai-governance
 */
import { CompliancePack } from './index';
import { CategoryClassifiers } from '../classification/pack-driven-classifier';
export declare const AU_ONLINE_SAFETY_CATEGORY_CLASSIFIERS: CategoryClassifiers;
export declare const AU_ONLINE_SAFETY_PACK: CompliancePack & {
    categoryClassifiers: CategoryClassifiers;
    subjectKeyedCategories: string[];
};
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