Market surveillance measures for services that do not meet the accessibility requirements

(1) Where the market surveillance authority concludes that a service does not meet the accessibility requirements of the statutory instrument to be issued under section 3(2), it must immediately call on the service provider to take, within a reasonable period set by the authority, appropriate measures to bring about conformity. Section 22(2), second sentence applies accordingly.
(2) Where the service provider does not take appropriate corrective measures within the period set under subsection (1), the market surveillance authority again calls on the service provider, threatening a prohibition of the offering or provision of the service, to take appropriate corrective measures, within a reasonable period set by the authority, to bring the service into conformity with the accessibility requirements of the statutory instrument to be issued under section 3(2). Section 22(2), second sentence and (4), fourth and fifth sentences apply accordingly.
(3) Where the service provider does not take appropriate corrective measures within the period set under subsection (2), the market surveillance authority takes the measures necessary to end the failure to meet the accessibility requirements of the statutory instrument to be issued under section 3(2). It may, in particular, order that the offering or provision of the service be discontinued within a period it sets. Where the service provider demonstrates to the market surveillance authority that the service's conformity with the accessibility requirements of the statutory instrument to be issued under section 3(2) has been brought about, the market surveillance authority lifts the order.