As from 2017, only legal entities registered in the RF or RF citizens that do not possess other citizenships could be the owners of the site and (or) the page on the Internet, and (or) the information system, and (or) the program for electronic computers that are used to form and (or) organize the distribution of audiovisual works on the Internet, access to which is provided for a fee and (or) subject to viewing advertising aimed at consumers located on the territory of the RF, and accessed by more than one hundred thousand users in the territory of the Russian Federation per day. Exception is made for foreign entities/citizens or Russian joint-ventures with over 20% of foreign participation, foreign States or international organisations if the number of their users in the RF is less than 50% of the total number of users. Said entities could own more than 20% of the audiovisual service upon obtaining prior consent of the authorised state commission. As from 2022, the law establishes certain restrictions applicable to the entities that are considered foreign agents. A foreign agent, in accordance with the law, could be a Russian or foreign legal entity who has received support from abroad or is under foreign influence, and engages in certain activities. Such activities include distribution of printed, audio, audiovisual and other messages and materials intended for a public use (including using the Internet), and (or) participation in the creation of these messages and materials, or financing of such activities. A foreign agent is not entitled to operate certain objects of critical information infrastructure or invest in Russian strategic entreprises (http://duma.gov.ru/news/54760/)