1. Each hosting service provider shall establish an effective and accessible mechanism allowing content providers where their content has been removed or access thereto has been disabled as a result of specific measures pursuant to Article 5 to submit a complaint concerning that removal or disabling, requesting the reinstatement of the content or of access thereto.
2. Each hosting service provider shall expeditiously examine all complaints that it receives through the mechanism referred to in paragraph 1 and reinstate the content or access thereto, without undue delay, where its removal or disabling of access thereto was unjustified. It shall inform the complainant of the outcome of the complaint within two weeks of the receipt thereof.
Where the complaint is rejected, the hosting service provider shall provide the complainant with the reasons for its decision.
A reinstatement of content or of access thereto shall not preclude administrative or judicial review proceedings challenging the decision of the hosting service provider or of the competent authority.
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Article 10
Complaint mechanisms
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