15. Clause 14 requires a licensee when broadcasting
to comply with the provisions of a transmission plan
prepared for the purposes of the clause by the
Telecommunications Authority and specifies matters to which
the plan may relate. The clause also makes certain other
provisions as regards operating transmitters and antenna
systems (subsections (5) and (6)).
16.
See
Clause 15 is the "must carry" provision.
paragraph 1(d) above. Where it is proposed to give a
direction under the clause, the licensee and the
Broadcasting Authority must be notified and both he and the
Broadcasting Authority are enabled to make representations
and objections which will have to be taken into account.
17. Clause 16 provides that the broadcasting of
advertising material on a particular television programme
service (i.e. a channel) will be limited to
(a) an overall limit of 10 minutes in any clock hour
(b)
(i.e. a period of 60 minutes beginning on any
hour);
if there are two or more advertising periods in
any 24 hours from 6 a.m., an overall limit of 10%
of the time during which broadcasts are
transmitted on the service in the 24 hours,
and in addition, no classified advertisements are to be
broadcast other than between 2 a.m. and 12 noon and breaks
within programmes and intervals between programmes are to
comply with any requirements specified in that regard in a
code of practice. The Broadcasting Authority may give