5651, Turkey’s main internet law used for content removals and access blocks, by adding a rule that social network providers cannot offer service to children who have not turned 15 and must take steps such as age verification to enforce it. It would add legal definitions for “game provider” and “game distributor” and create a new section requiring games to be rated by age criteria. Under the draft, game distributors based abroad with high daily access from Turkey would have to appoint a representative in Turkey, notify the Information and Communication Technologies Authority and make the representative information public. The bill would also require social network providers and game distributors to carry out risk assessments and submit them to the regulator. For social network providers with more than 10 million daily accesses from Turkey, the bill would require compliance “immediately” and no later than one hour, according to the reporting.