- iii 6. The Applicants, or their nominee, must establish, maintain and host a webpage which informs users of a Respondent’s service who have been redirected to the webpage pursuant to Order 5 that access to the online location has been disabled because this Court has determined that it infringes or facilitates the infringement of copyright. 7. Within 5 business days of these Orders, the Applicants will notify each of the Respondents in writing of the URL of the webpage established, maintained and hosted under Order 6 and, if the webpage ceases to operate for any reason, will notify each of the Respondents in writing of a different URL that complies with Order 6. 8. If, in complying with Order 5, a Respondent redirects any communication by a user of its service to a webpage established, maintained and hosted by it, that Respondent or its nominee must ensure that the webpage informs the user of that Respondent’s service that access to that online location has been disabled because this Court has determined that it infringes or facilitates the infringement of copyright. 9. In the event that any of the Applicants has a good faith belief that: (a) any Target URL, Target IP Address or Target Domain Name which is subject to these Orders has permanently ceased to enable or facilitate access to a Target Online Location; or (b) any Target URL, Target IP Address or Target Domain Name has permanently ceased to have the primary purpose of infringing or facilitating the infringement of copyright, a representative of the Applicants must, within 15 business days of any of the Applicants forming such a good faith belief, notify each Respondent of that fact in writing, in which case the Respondents shall no longer be required to take steps pursuant to Order 2 to disable access to the relevant Target URL, Target IP Address or Target Domain Name that is the subject of the notice. 10. A Respondent will not be in breach of Order 2 if it temporarily declines or temporarily ceases to take the steps ordered in Order 2 (either in whole or in part) upon forming the view, on reasonable grounds, that suspension is necessary to: (a) maintain the integrity of its network or systems or functioning of its blocking system; (b) upgrade, troubleshoot or maintain its blocking system; (c) avert or respond to an imminent security threat to its networks or systems; or