DUBBING OF TAPES REGULATIONS
Table of Provisions (7)
Statutory Text (7 Articles)
DUBBING OF TAPES
SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION 350.08
DUBBING OF TAPES REGULATIONS
1st January, 2001
LEGAL NOTICE 245 of 2000, as amended by Legal Notice 424 of 2007.
The title of these regulations is the Dubbing of Tapes
Regulations.
(1)
For the purposes of these regulations
"Authority" means the Broadcasting Authority established by
article 118 of the Constitution of Malta;
"complainant" means an affected third party who applies to the
Authority to seek effective compliance by a broadcaster with the
provisions of the Broadcasting Act.
(2) Words and phrases used in these regulations shall have the
same meaning as is assigned to them in the Broadcasting Act.
A broadcaster shall provide any person feeling aggrieved
by the content of a broadcast, with a copy of such broadcast within
one day from such person’s request.
A broadcaster shall levy the following fees from a
complainant for the granting of a copy of any broadcast
(a) in the case of a radio programme -
(i)
a fee of twenty-three euros (23) for a broadcast
not exceeding one hour, which fee shall cover all
costs including the cost of the provision of an
audio cassette;
(ii) an additional fee of five euros and fifty cents
(5.50) for an additional one hour or part thereof;
and
(b) in the case of a television programme -
(i)
a fee of thirty-four euros and fifty cents (34.50)
for a broadcast not exceeding one hour, which
fee shall cover all costs including the cost of the
provision of a video cassette;
(ii) an additional fee of five euros and fifty cents
(5.50) for an additional one hour or part thereof.
Should the broadcaster fail to provide a copy of such tape
as aforesaid within the period specified in regulation 3, the
Authority shall provide a copy of such broadcast and the fees
mentioned in regulation 4 shall be levied by the Authority.
The provisions of these regulations are without prejudice
to t he p ow e r s of t h e A u th or i ty u nd e r a r ti c l e 2 1A ( 3) of th e
Broadcasting Act.