/**
 * UK Online Safety Act 2023 Compliance Pack
 *
 * Statute: Online Safety Act 2023 (c.50). Phased commencement; Ofcom is
 *   the regulator. Major regulator-published codes (Illegal Content
 *   Codes, Children's Safety Codes) entered enforcement in 2025.
 *
 * Jurisdiction: UK-wide (England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland).
 * Authority: Ofcom (Office of Communications) — primary regulator.
 *
 * Why this pack:
 *   - The Online Safety Act is the UK's first comprehensive statute
 *     regulating user-generated content (UGC), search services, and
 *     pornography services online. Any AI-driven product that hosts,
 *     ranks, surfaces, recommends, generates, or moderates content for
 *     UK users may be in scope.
 *   - AI systems that generate or distribute content directly are
 *     captured (per Ofcom 2025 guidance updates) where the AI output is
 *     accessed by UK users. This includes generative AI assistants
 *     surfaced through user-facing apps.
 *   - Pairs with: `uk-equality-act` (anti-discrimination overlap),
 *     `uk-gdpr` (personal-data overlay), `uk-ai-framework` (DSIT
 *     fairness + transparency principles).
 *
 * Service categorisation (s.3 + Schedule 11):
 *   - Category 1: largest user-to-user services with high reach
 *   - Category 2A: largest search services
 *   - Category 2B: services targeting children at risk
 *   - Other regulated user-to-user / search / pornography services
 *
 * Key duties (varies by category):
 *   - Illegal content duties (Part 3, Chapter 2): risk-assess illegal
 *     content; prevent users encountering CSEA, terrorism, fraud, hate,
 *     and other priority offences; remove and report
 *   - Children's safety duties (Part 3, Chapter 3): risk-assess for
 *     children; protect children from primary priority content
 *     (pornography, suicide / self-harm / eating disorder content);
 *     prevent encountering priority content; age-assurance where
 *     children likely to access
 *   - User empowerment (s.14, Cat 1): adults able to filter abusive /
 *     hate / suicide / self-harm content; verified-user filtering
 *   - Transparency reporting (s.77, Cat 1, 2A): annual reports to Ofcom
 *   - Fraudulent advertising (s.38–s.40): Cat 1 + 2A
 *   - User reporting + complaints (Part 3, all in scope)
 *   - Senior manager accountability (s.103): named person responsible
 *     for compliance
 *
 * Penalties:
 *   - Up to 10% of qualifying worldwide revenue OR £18 million
 *     (whichever is greater)
 *   - Service-restriction orders + business-disruption measures
 *   - Senior-manager criminal liability (s.110, certain offences)
 *
 * Out of scope:
 *   - Northern Ireland separate online safety provisions (NI applies
 *     same Act; no separate pack)
 *   - General copyright / IP enforcement (separate regime)
 *   - General consumer protection (separate regime)
 *
 * @connexum/ai-governance
 */
import { CompliancePack } from './index';
import { CategoryClassifiers } from '../classification/pack-driven-classifier';
export declare const UK_ONLINE_SAFETY_CATEGORY_CLASSIFIERS: CategoryClassifiers;
export declare const UK_ONLINE_SAFETY_PACK: CompliancePack & {
    categoryClassifiers: CategoryClassifiers;
};
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