decision, to the person who submitted the film. Clause
13(3) and (4) provides for the procedure to be followed in
the case of a film requiring excision because of a matter
referred to in clause 10(2), or because the censor is
otherwise unable to give the film an appropriate
classification under clause 12(1). The procedure is that,
after the film is excised, it is approved for exhibition,
given a classification under clause 12(1) and issued a
certificate of approval.
13. Clauses 14 and 15 provide for the retention by
the Authority of pieces of film excised under the Bill,
for excision of copies of films.
and
14. Clauses 16, 17 and 18 sets out the manner in
which advertising material which relates to a film is to be
dealt with under the Bill. All advertising material is
required to be submitted to the Authority (clause 16(1)).
After such submission, the advertising material
(a) may be published or displayed without first being
dealt with under clause 17 or 18 if the person
submitting the advertising material so requests
(clause 16(2)(b));
(b)
(c)
may be exempted under clause 17 from being dealt
with under clause 18 if the Authority is of the
opinion that the advertising material is of a
class or description of advertising material
prescribed as suitable for such exemption; or
may be approved for publication and display under
clause 18, or be refused such approval under that
clause if the censor is of the opinion that it is