of required notice Such online platform shall make available the notice described in subparagraph (A) in each language in which the online platform provides services. (2) Content moderation transparency reports (A) In general Beginning 180 days after the date of enactment of this Act, any online platform (except for a small business) that engages in content moderation shall publish, not less than annually, a transparency report of their content moderation practices. (B) Requirements (i) In general The transparency report required under subparagraph (A) shall include, if applicable: (I) The total number of content moderation decisions for the applicable period. (II) The number of content moderation decisions for the applicable period broken down by: (aa) Relevant policy, type, or category of content moderation undertaken by the online platform. (bb) Whether the content moderation decision occurred in response to information regarding organized campaigns or other coordinated behavior. (cc) Aggregate demographic information of users who created the user generated content subjected to content moderation. (dd) Aggregate demographic information of users targeted by an algorithmic process involving content subjected to content moderation. (ee) Whether the content moderation occurred through automated practices, human labor by the online platform, labor by any individual that does not work as a paid employee of the online platform, or any combination thereof. (ff) In the case of content moderation that occurred through human labor by any individual that does not work for the online platform, the nature of such individual’s relationship to the online platform (such as a user, moderator, State actor, or representative of an external partner organization). (gg) The number and percentage of content moderation decisions subject to appeal or other form of secondary review. (hh) The number and percentage of content moderation decisions reversed on appeal or other form of secondary review. (ii) The number of content moderation