FEES FOR CENSORSHIP OF CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS REGULATIONS

FEES FOR CENSORSHIP OF CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS

SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION 35.04

FEES FOR CENSORSHIP OF CINEMATOGRAPH

FILMS REGULATIONS

4th May, 1973

LEGAL NOTICE 44 of 1973, as amended by Legal Notices 93 of 1981,

83 of 2000 and 407 of 2007.

The title of these regulations is Fees for Censorship of

Cinematograph Films Regulations.

(1) The fees leviable by the Commissioner of Police in

respect of the examination of a cinematograph film by censors,

under the provisions of regulation 42 of the Cinema and Stage

Regulations, shall be at the following rates

(a) four euros and sixty-six cents (4.66) per film trailer;

(b) forty-six euros and fifty-nine cents (46.59) per film.

(2) Such fees shall include the issuing of the censorship

certificate provided for in regulation 46 of the regulations referred

to in sub-regulation (1)

Provided that for each duplicate censorship certificate, the

Commissioner of Police shall levy an additional fee of fifty-eight

cents (0.58).

(3) No fees shall be levied for the issue of any censorship

certificate, or of any duplicate thereof in respect of any

cinematograph film imported into Malta by a diplomatic mission

accredited to the Government of Malta for exhibition to the public,

free of charge, at any place whether such place be licensed or not

under the Cinema and Stage Regulations

Provided that such censorship certificate, issued free of

charge, shall not be made use of if the cinematograph film to which

it refers is subsequently exhibited to the public on payment.