(ii) Provide to the online hemp marketplace basic identifying information, such as an account identifier or URL, sufficient to permit the marketplace to locate the reported material.

(B) The mechanism shall include, but not be limited to, a method for the online hemp marketplace to contact a reporting individual in writing, including a telephone number for purposes of sending text messages, an email address, or another reasonable electronic method of communication.

(C) The mechanism shall provide, within 36 hours of receipt of a report, a written confirmation to the reporting

individual that the marketplace has received that individual’s report.

(D) (i) The mechanism shall provide periodic written updates to the reporting individual as to the status of the marketplace’s handling of the reported material using the method of communication pursuant to subparagraph (B).

(ii) The first written update required by clause (i) shall be provided as soon as reasonably feasible but no later than 14 days after the date on which the written confirmation required under subparagraph (C) is provided. Subsequent written updates shall be provided as soon as reasonably feasible but no later than 14 days after the most recent written update provided pursuant to this clause, until the final written determination required by subparagraph (F).

(E) Each report shall receive a review by a natural person.

(F) (i) The mechanism shall issue a final written determination to the reporting individual within 30 days of receiving the report. The final written determination shall state one of the following:

(I) The report has provided evidence that an advertisement of an intoxicating hemp product was displayed, stored, or hosted on the marketplace and the seller’s advertisements and business information have been blocked from being viewable on the marketplace.

(II) The report has provided evidence that an advertisement of an intoxicating hemp product was or is displayed, stored, or hosted on

the marketplace and the seller’s advertisements and business information will not be blocked from being viewable on the marketplace. The final written determination issued pursuant to this subclause shall also state that the marketplace acknowledges that it is aware that the seller is advertising an intoxicating hemp product and whether the marketplace has referred the report to a law enforcement agency. If the marketplace has referred the report to a law enforcement agency, the final written determination shall provide a true and correct copy of the report that the marketplace made to the law enforcement agency.

(III) The report lacks evidence that the identified seller whose advertisement or business information was or is displayed, stored, or hosted on the marketplace was or is advertising an intoxicating hemp product and the seller’s

advertisements and business information will not be blocked from being viewable on the marketplace.

(IV) The report lacks evidence that the identified seller whose advertisements and business information was or is displayed, stored, or hosted on the marketplace was or is advertising an intoxicating hemp product and the seller’s advertisements and business information will be blocked from being viewable on the marketplace for reasons unrelated to the reported advertisement of an intoxicating hemp product.

(V) The report lacks evidence that an advertisement of an intoxicated hemp product was or is displayed, stored, or hosted on the marketplace.

(ii) If the marketplace cannot comply with clause (i) within 30 days

due to circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the marketplace, the marketplace shall comply with clause (i) no later than 60 days after the date on which the report was received. If this clause applies, the marketplace shall promptly provide written notice of the delay, no later than 48 hours from the time the marketplace knew the delay was likely to occur, to the reporting individual.

compensatory damages, punitive damages, and any civil remedies, penalties, or sanctions for harms caused by the marketplace’s failure to comply with this chapter, which damages shall be adjudicated and awarded apart from any harms attributable to the existence of the reported content alone.

mechanism, removes the reported advertisement or business information within 48 hours.

or obligations imposed under other law and shall not be construed to relieve any party from any duties or obligations imposed under other law.