Where it appears that, despite the sending of the reasoned opinion, the content that constituted the means of committing the offences referred to inArticle 67 D-6 has not been made inaccessible, the authorised customs officers may ask any registry operator, domain registrar or search engine, directory or referencing service operator to take all appropriate measures to stop the referencing or to suspend the domain name for a period of four months, renewable once.
Where it appears that, despite this request and within the time limit set by the latter, which may not be less than forty-eight hours, the content which constituted the means of committing the offences referred to in the same article 67 D-6 has not been made inaccessible, the authorised customs officers may apply to the judicial court for the deletion of the domain name, of one or more domain names from any registry operator or domain registrar, or of one or more social network, user or advertiser accounts from a person providing an intermediary service, within the meaning of Article 3(g) of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 October 2022 referred to above.
These measures may be publicised. When they are taken by the court, the court alone decides on the publicity measure.