Regional content-moderation transparency laws

Two content-moderation laws require platforms to publish periodic transparency reports; Google files both for YouTube. Texas HB 20 (Business & Commerce Code §120.053) mandates half-yearly reporting on monetization, Community-Guidelines enforcement (videos removed / appealed / reinstated), flags by flagger type, and removals by detection source, reason and country of upload. Austria's KoPl-G (Kommunikationsplattformen-Gesetz §4) mandates biannual reporting on complaints about allegedly-illegal textual content (comments) — figures are sparse, as YouTube notes the webform is “de facto not used.” Each row is one measured value by jurisdiction × period × section × category × metric. Metric scope is each report's own — pin a jurisdiction, section and metric before aggregating, and note the reason/detection breakdowns each partition the videos_removed total.