or extort the individuals depicted. (5) In some cases, the nonconsensual distribution of sexually intimate imagery may violate Federal or State civil or criminal law. In this regard, Congress notes efforts by the Federal Trade Commission to address the nonconsensual distribution of sexually explicit images through its powers under the Federal Trade Commission Act. (6) Those who perpetrate the nonconsensual distribution of sexually intimate images often rely on interactive computer services to facilitate such distribution. This conduct may violate the terms of service or other terms imposed by providers of these services. Many providers have adopted policies, standards and procedures pursuant to which they will remove or block access to nonconsensual sexually intimate images upon notice. (7) It is in the public interest to incentivize providers of interactive computer services to adopt and enforce policies that are reasonably calculated to remove or block access through their services to sexually intimate imagery that has been distributed without the consent of one or more individuals depicted in that imagery. 3. Requirement to remove nonconsensual sexually intimate imagery (a) Rules required Not later than 1 year after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Commission shall prescribe rules in accordance with section 553 of title 5, United States Code, that require the following: (1) Publication of Registrations The Commission to create and maintain a dedicated web page or other online resource, located within or accessible through the public-facing website of the Commission, through which individuals may obtain the information submitted by registered providers in accordance with paragraph (2). (2) Provider registration requirements A provider to submit a registration with the Commission by providing the following: (A) Current and accurate contact details of a single agent, designated to receive the takedown request form described in subsection (b), who is authorized to act on the provider’s behalf, including