; (ii) the number of complete notifications received; (iii) the number of proscribed visual depictions involving a minor that were removed; and (iv) the total amount of any fine ordered and paid. (C) Other reporting to the provider (i) The measures the provider has in place to receive other reports concerning child sexual exploitation and abuse using the provider's product or on the provider's service. (ii) The average time for responding to reports described in clause (i). (iii) The number of reports described in clause (i) that the provider received. (iv) A summary description of the actions taken upon receipt of the reports described in clause (i). (D) Policies (i) A description of the policies of the provider with respect to the commission of child sexual exploitation and abuse using the provider's product or on the provider's service, including how child sexual exploitation and abuse is defined. (ii) A description of possible consequences for violations of the policies described in clause (i). (iii) The methods of informing users of the policies described in clause (i). (iv) The process for adjudicating potential violations of the policies described in clause (i). (E) Culture of safety (i) The measures and technologies that the provider deploys to protect children from sexual exploitation and abuse using the provider’s product or service. (ii) The measures and technologies that the provider deploys to prevent the use of the provider’s product or service by individuals seeking to commit child sexual exploitation and abuse. (iii) Factors that interfere with the provider’s ability to detect or evaluate instances of child sexual exploitation and abuse. (iv) An assessment of the efficacy of the measures and technologies described in clauses (i) and (ii) and the impact of the factors described in clause (iii). (F) Safety by design The measures that the provider takes before launching a new product or service to assess— (i) the safety risks for children with respect to sexual exploitation and abuse