(c) The IASP shall have the right to block access to or remove such prohibited Content provided such blocking or removal is carried out in accordance with the complaints procedure contained in the Code. 7.2 The existence of terms and conditions will be displayed on the IASP’s website in a manner and form easily accessible by its subscribers by way of a link or other similar methods. 7.3 Once an IASP is notified by the Complaints Bureau that its user or subscriber is providing prohibited Content and the IASP is able to identify such subscriber the IASP will take the following steps: (a) Within a period of 2 working days from the time of notification, inform its subscriber to take down the prohibited Content. (b) Prescribe a period within which its subscriber is to remove the prohibited Content, ranging from 1 to 24 hours from the time of notification. (c) If the subscriber does not remove such prohibited Content within the prescribed period, the IASP shall be entitled to suspend or terminate the subscribers’ access account. 7.4 An IASP will place on its website a hyperlink to the Content Forum website to enable subscribers to obtain the information specified above. If an IASP does not have a website, it will provide its subscribers with the Content Forum website address. 8.0 Content Aggregator 8.1 A Content Aggregator being a person who aggregates and/or purchases Content shall incorporate terms and conditions in the contracts and legal notices as to terms of use with users, subscribers and content providers of their services. This shall include the following terms: (a) Users, subscribers and Content providers will comply with the requirements of Malaysian law including, but not limited to, the Code and shall not provide prohibited Content nor any Content in contravention of Malaysian law; and 45