1964_TELECOMMUNICATION_REGULATIONS — Page 70

A 70 CAP. 106]

Telecommunication Regulations

[1989 Ed.

[Subsidiary]

3. (1) The licensee shall-

(a) operate the system in such a manner as not to cause interference with any other means of telecommunication;

(b) comply with any direction given by the Authority for the purpose of avoiding any such interference; and

(c) on receipt of a notice in writing from the Authority, disconnect or remove any part of the system which, in the opinion of the Authority, is interfering, or is likely to interfere, with the working of any other means of telecommunication.

(2) The licensee shall not use any instrument, apparatus or material on, or connect or apply any electrical currents to, any part of the system if the same interferes, or is likely to interfere, with the working of any other means of telecommunication.

4. The licensee shall permit any public officer authorized in writing by the Authority to inspect the system, relevant records and this licence at all reasonable times, and shall forthwith furnish to the Authority any information required by the Authority in connection with the operation of the system.

5. The licensee shall not operate the system except for the purpose of providing the system specified in the Second Schedule hereto.

6. The licensee shall ensure that all advertising material transmitted by the system complies with the standards laid down in the Code of Practice relating to Advertising Standards issued under the Television Ordinance (Cap. 52).

7. Advertising material may not be transmitted during the showing of a feature film.

8. There shall be no limit on the amount of advertising transmitted.

9. Where the contents of the Code of Practice for Advertising Standards and these General Conditions are in conflict, the General Conditions shall prevail.

10. The licensee shall submit detailed information on its programmes and any advertising material intended for transmission by the system to the Commissioner for Television and Entertainment Licensing ("CTEL") containing such particulars and at such time as may be required by the same.

11. The licensee shall make available to CTEL on demand a video-tape of any programme or advertising material intended for transmission by the system. An exception should be made for news, current affairs and sports programmes transmitted to the licensee by microwave or other radio waves.

12. The licensee shall retain video-tape recordings of all material transmitted by the system for 30 days and shall submit them on demand to CTEL for examination.

13. The licensee shall ensure that any programme which may contain material unsuitable for children is preceded by a notice in the following form-

“WARNING: THIS PROGRAMME CONTAINS MATERIAL WHICH MAY BE UNSUITABLE FOR CHILDREN

警告:本節目部份內容可能不適合兒童觀看”.

14. No wire forming part of the system shall cross any street or unleased Crown land.

15. This licence is not transferable.

16. This licence shall be returned to the Authority when it has expired or been revoked.

17. Nothing herein contained authorizes the licensee to do any act which is an infringement of any copyright.

18. The licensee shall ensure that any equipment which is operated from the mains supply of electricity is so designed that the mains supply cannot be applied to the wires of the system.

19. The licensee may not continue to receive signals on any microwave frequency more than 3 months after the Authority directs the licensee to terminate the reception on that microwave frequency.

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